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Nazi Social Control - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 1936: Compulsory
      - 1939: 7.2 million members
      - 1922: Founded
      - Aims and Goals
        
        Control and shape youth for Nazi state
        
        Create strong, loyal and obedient new generation of Nazis
        
        Next generation of soldiers and workers
      - Resistance
        
        Other religious youth groups
        
        Non-conformist youth
        
        Edelweiss Pirates
        
        White Rose Society
        
        Catholic and Protestant youth
        
        Swing and Jazz movement
    - - 1935: 1.5 million
      - Aims and Goals
        
        Next generation of strong, beautiful mothers and wives
        
        Domestic skills and duties
        
        Support Nazi view of women
        
        No work if you were married or mothers
        
        Limited education and employment
    - - Education
        
        Hitler had limited education, but was self-taught
        
        Education was necessary to indoctrinate the next generation of Nazis
        
        Focused on race, gender roles, and preparing for struggle (e.g. war, competition, sport, emphasis on physical exercise)
        
        Limitation on thought: e.g. no foreign language for girls, higher levels only for boys
        
        1936: 32% of teachers were Nazi Party members
        
        Jewish and anti-Nazi teachers, books and ideas were banned and excluded
        
        Adolf Hitler Schools: for the German elite students, to become new leaders