Impact of education on the young (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards

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Impact of education on the young
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Main goal of Nazi education system

Transform children into loyal Nazi supporters

Until what age was school compulsory in Nazi Germany?

14 years old

Year teachers required to join Nazi Party

1933

% of school time for PE in Nazi schools

15%

Two new subjects in Nazi curriculum

Race Studies and Nazi Eugenics

Year textbooks needed Nazi Party approval

1935

Year Nazi youth groups became compulsory

1939

Elite Nazi schools for future leaders (2 types)

National Political Educational Institutes & Adolf Hitler Schools

Two youth resistance groups to Nazis

Swing Youth and Edelweiss Pirates

Boys' education focus in Nazi schools

Military service, leadership, technical careers

Girls' education focus in Nazi schools

Roles as wives and mothers

Daily ritual at start/end of school day

Hitler salute

Organisation nearly all teachers had to join

Nazi Teachers' League

What Race Studies taught students

Classification of racial groups & Aryan superiority

Who was more enthusiastic about Nazism?

Young people more than their parents

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