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In which year did the Nazis ban nearly all existing youth groups except Nazi organizations?

1933

When did membership in Nazi youth groups become compulsory for all eligible young people?

March 1939

Which groups of children were explicitly excluded from joining Nazi youth organizations?

Jewish and disabled children

What was the age range for boys in the Hitler Youth?

14-18

What age group did the Young German Folk organization serve?

Boys aged 10-14

What was the name of the Nazi youth organization for girls aged 14-18?

League of German Maidens

What future roles were girls in Nazi youth groups being prepared for?

Wives, mothers, and housekeepers

What future roles were boys in Nazi youth groups being prepared for?

Soldiers and workers

Which activities did boys participate in as part of their Hitler Youth training?

Shooting, drills, and signalling

What domestic skills were girls taught in Nazi youth organizations?

Cookery, housework, and needlework

What were young people in Nazi youth groups expected to report?

Anyone who made anti-Nazi comments

What did older Hitler Youth boys do in 1945 during the final stages of World War II?

Formed military brigades to defend Berlin

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