1. Hitler youth organization
By : Katie McGuire & Sierra Nazlerod

2. Hitler firmly believed that the future of Nazi Germany rested in its children.
Was founded in 1922
children could officially join at age 10
Children were taught "racial pride"
Children were told to avoid any contact with Jews
The layout of the organization was based on military formations (having squads, platoons, and companies)
The organization was divided into two branches, one for each gender, and then two more, for year old's, and year old's
Basic Information
Grundinformation

3. Hitler's boy soldiers
Hitler Jungensoldaten

4. What were they taught? How to dig trenches Pistol shooting
How to march
Grenade throwing
Map reading
Gas defense
Bayonet drills
Use of dugouts
Men were trained for for the military.  From very impressionable ages, they were taught things like gas defense, how to march and shoot pistols,how to get under barbed wire, map reading,trench digging grenade throwing, and fierce discipline. Hitler was very favorable of the idea that the Nazi ideas needed to be pressed onto the children at early ages.When Hitler came to power,not only did he change after school activities fir the children, he also changed the school system to favor himself and the Nazi party. This, coupled with the fact that the children were taught racial pride, started what's called a domino effect.The children would be taught early on, would go to these meetings( along with the changed school system), and would join the military early on.This lead to these children needing severe rehabilitation at the end of the war.

5. Place in the War After 18, boys were required to go into the war
From early on they were taught how to be proper soldiers
Towards the end of the war, younger and younger boys were sent to fight in the Volkssturn (the last line of defense).

6. Place in Society The boys were treated as actual soldiers
Were taught to put out fires 
Helped farm
protect their society

7. Uniform Brown shirt Black shorts Black necktie arm band
Belt and buckle
Neat hair
Later on it was required to have a knife specifically for the Hitler youth

8. Meaning behind uniform
 Give sense of being in a group
Have no difference through class
Give ability to move and stay active
So all boys looked alike
Promote unity
Promote patriotism

9. Hitler's girl soldiers
Bund Deutscher Madel

10. What were they taught?
The girls were groomed for the life of a married women
Cook
Clean
Basic first aid
Basic camp skills
Tradition 
Folkorism

11. Place in the war They girls didn't get into battle as much as the boys
At first everyone was against using the girls at all
 September 1944  women were ordered to fight along the Nazi Party
They joined the last line of defense (Volkssturm)

12. Place in society 
The women were expected to fit Hitler's ideal women standard
Were expected to have "babies for Hitler"

13. Music in the Hitler youth
Group singing taught group cohesion and obedience
Hitler youth would preform for high ranking Nazi officials
Taught formal music training

14. Schools in Nazi time History was changed to make Nazis seem better
Many students were too exhausted to continue education
The war interrupted almost all education
Many children did not continue education, and went straight into serving for the war

15. Comparison Hitler's Boy Soldiers Hitler's Girl Soldiers
Required to be in some branch of military (after 18)
Military training
Focus of events
Outings
Extreme discipline
After 18, expected to become a wife
No military training
Outings
discipline

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