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| − | The '''Hitler Youth''' ('' | + | The '''Hitler Youth''' (''Hitler-Jugend'' in German) organization was founded by [[Adolf Hitler]], the dictator of [[Germany]], in 1933. It was designed to train young men to become [[Nazis]]. There was also another organization called the [[League of German Girls]] which trained young women in domestic duties and motherhood. |
The idea of a political party which embraces all activities of the individual from the cradle to the grave, which claims to guide the individual's views on everything, was first put into practice by the [[socialist]]s. It was not the [[fascist]]s but the socialists who began to collect children at the tenderest age into political organization to direct their thinking. It was not the fascists but the socialists who first thought of organizing sports and games, football and hiking, in party clubs where the members would not be infected by other | The idea of a political party which embraces all activities of the individual from the cradle to the grave, which claims to guide the individual's views on everything, was first put into practice by the [[socialist]]s. It was not the [[fascist]]s but the socialists who began to collect children at the tenderest age into political organization to direct their thinking. It was not the fascists but the socialists who first thought of organizing sports and games, football and hiking, in party clubs where the members would not be infected by other | ||
Revision as of 07:11, September 19, 2008
The Hitler Youth (Hitler-Jugend in German) organization was founded by Adolf Hitler, the dictator of Germany, in 1933. It was designed to train young men to become Nazis. There was also another organization called the League of German Girls which trained young women in domestic duties and motherhood.
The idea of a political party which embraces all activities of the individual from the cradle to the grave, which claims to guide the individual's views on everything, was first put into practice by the socialists. It was not the fascists but the socialists who began to collect children at the tenderest age into political organization to direct their thinking. It was not the fascists but the socialists who first thought of organizing sports and games, football and hiking, in party clubs where the members would not be infected by other views. [1]
The leader of the Hitler Youth was Baldur von Schirach, who was a principal defendant of the Nuremberg Trials.
References
- ↑ Road to Serfdom, Friedrich A. Hayek, Reader's Digest Condensed Version, April 1945, pg. 35 - 36.