Nazi Control Over Youth

Front

What was the main aim of Nazi control over youth?
a) To promote international peace
b) To teach democratic values
c) To create a strong Nazi society through ideology
d) To improve global education

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(c) To create a strong Nazi society through ideology

Front

What happened to teachers who were Jews or ‘politically unreliable’?

a) They were promoted
b) They were dismissed from schools
c) They were transferred abroad
d) They were given special duties

Back

They were dismissed from schools

Front

How were children segregated in Nazi schools?
a) By intelligence and ability
b) Germans and Jews could not sit or play together
c) Based on language skills
d) Based on age groups only

Back

Germans and Jews could not sit or play together

Front

Which of the following children were removed from schools as ‘undesirable’?

a) Germans supporting Hitler
b) Only poor children
c) Jews, Gypsies, and physically handicapped children
d) All girls

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Jews, Gypsies, and physically handicapped children

Front

Which subject was introduced to justify Nazi racial ideas?

(a) Communism
(b) Sociology
(c) Racial Science
(d) Physics

Back

Racial Science

Front

What were children taught regarding Hitler and Jews?
a) To worship Hitler and hate Jews
b) To question Nazi beliefs
c) To follow democratic values
d) To support equal rights

Back

Ans: a

Front

Which sport was encouraged to make students ‘iron-hearted’?
a) Swimming
b) Cricket
c) Boxing
d) Gymnastics

Back

c) Boxing

Front

At what age did boys have to join the Jungvolk?
a) 8 years
b) 10 years
c) 14 years
d) 18 years

Back

b) 10 years

Front

When did boys enter the Hitler Youth organisation?
a) At age 14
b) At age 10
c) After completing school
d) Any age they wished

Back

a) At age 14

Front

What values were promoted through Hitler Youth training?
a) Respect for all races
b) Glorification of war and hatred for ‘undesirables’
c) Freedom of speech
d) Unity and world peace

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b) Glorification of war and hatred for ‘undesirables’