Hitler Youth Movement

During the Second World War, Adolf Hitler started a campaign to use the next generation. He wants the young people to grow into powerful individuals and, if necessary, they promote his ideals and passionately die for them. I decided to study this youth movement more. I would like to know more about Hitler's youth. How it started, how it was developed, how it was managed, and the end of World War II was all aspects I wanted to know. First let's show the German youth movement.

Children attending Adolf Hitler School were selected in advance from Hitler Jugen. The selection process began in the early stages of the Hitler youth movement, the so-called young folk song (Jung Fork). In the second year of Jungvolk, children were considered adequate age to be selected. They were examined for their ethnic purity and they were sent to the camp for two weeks to prove that they deserve to be part of Adolf Hitler's school system once they passed through.

A teacher at Adolf Hitler School was also chosen. They are not teachers but "school leaders". In the Hitler youth movement, everyone has a rank, so I am distinct from ordinary school teachers and gymnasium teachers. The overall control of Adolf Hitler School was awarded to the "Commander". But on the surface it seems that these schools are typical representatives of the Nazi ideals, but it may not be as good as the government wants the people to believe. Not all "school leaders" are well-trained teachers, and the syllabus at each school is very narrow. In fact, it was not until 1944 that the syllabus for the "commander" of 12 schools was announced. Until then, all schools seem to be able to develop their own syllabus based on "education and curriculum plan". One theme to teach is "folklore".