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[[image:Hitler_Youth.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Nazi-era propaganda poster.]]

[[image:Hitler_Youth.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Nazi-era propaganda poster: ''Youth serves [[Führer]]: All teenagers into the Hitler Youth.'']]

The '''Hitler Youth''' (''Hitler-Jugend'' in German or HJ) organization was founded by [[Adolf Hitler]], the leader of the [[NSDAP]] in July 1926 and future dictator of [[Germany]]. It was a recreation of an earlier Nazi youth movement known as the ''Jungenbund der NSDAP''. It was designed to integrate teenage boys and young men so that they might become [[Nazis]]. The Hitler Youth section for boys aged 10 to 14 was known as the ''Deutsches Jungvolk''. The section for boys aged 14 to 18 was the ''Hitlerjugend'' proper. There was also another organization called the [[League of German Girls]] which trained young women in physical fitness, domestic duties and motherhood.<ref>McNab (2009)</ref>  

The '''Hitler Youth''' (''Hitler-Jugend'' in German or HJ) organization was founded by [[Adolf Hitler]], the leader of the [[NSDAP]] in July 1926 and future dictator of [[Germany]]. It was a recreation of an earlier Nazi youth movement known as the ''Jungenbund der NSDAP''. It was designed to integrate teenage boys and young men so that they might become [[Nazis]]. The Hitler Youth section for boys aged 10 to 14 was known as the ''Deutsches Jungvolk''. The section for boys aged 14 to 18 was the ''Hitlerjugend'' proper. There was also another organization called the [[League of German Girls]] which trained young women in physical fitness, domestic duties and motherhood.<ref>McNab (2009)</ref>