Nazi youth organisations (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Age range for Young German Folk (Jungvolk)

Boys aged 10-14 years

Age range for Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend)

Boys aged 14-18 years

Age range for Young Girls (Jungmädel)

Girls aged 10-14 years

Age range for League of German Maidens

Girls aged 14-18 years

When Nazi youth groups held meetings

After school, weekends, and holidays

Nazi aim for boys in youth groups

Become soldiers in German armed forces

Nazi aim for girls in youth groups

Become strong wives and fertile mothers

How Hitler was presented to youth

As a father figure

Boys' military training activities

Shooting practice, drills, signalling, military camps

Girls' training focus

Cookery, housework, needlework, babies and childcare

What youth were taught to report

People who made anti-Nazi comments

Nazi charity youth collected money for

Winterhilfe

When Hitler Youth membership became legally mandatory

1939

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