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Nazi policies towards children, education and women - Coggle Diagram
Nazi policies towards children, education and women
Youth movements
- In 1933, Hitler banned all other youth groups (such as the church groups) and created the Nazi youth group
- Hitler made it compulsory for Young people to join these
- They took place during evenings, in order to keep the children as much time as possible away from their families
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E. They were also taught about racial purity, and how important it was to have an aryan husband/wife
F. Youth members were encouraged to snitch on family and friends if they felt they were against Hitler's rule
Education
- Since Hitler thought he could best indocrinated young people, as they were the most impressionable, he made sure to take some measures in order for them to stay away from their families as much as possible
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D. Teachers had to atten training camps, where they would be taught to tach Nazi values to children
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The school curriculum
- Race studies were introduced, to teach kids that the only supreme race were the Aryans
- PE times were extended in order to make sure that kids were healthy
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- Examples in maths and physics often included war problems
- In history, kids were taught about the "glorious rise of the Nazi party"
- In biology, kids were taught about the supremacy of the Aryan race
- In geography, children were taught about Germany's need for colonies (living space)
- Domestic sciences was introduced for girls to learn how to become women
Extra schools
Hitler created lkeadership schools, which educated boys on how to become succesful leaders
Hitler created military schools, ran by the SS, which would educate boys on how to fight in wars
Women
- Before the 1930s, women were allowed to work as anything, and also had the vote
- However, the Nazis wanted to stop this as it discouraged procreation and the ideas of having a family, causing birth rate to fall
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