1. Nazi Youth Policy Nazis in Power Part 2: Terror and Force

2. Learning Intention Today we will examine Nazi Youth Policy and the extent to which people were controlled by the Nazi state

3. Distortion of Education - KU RE banned – only Hitler to be idolised Increased Physical Education – building a strong future army Biology – included racial theories which promoted Aryans as the master race

4. Persecution of Minorities - KU Jewish students segregated in schools Jewish schools built Eventually Jewish children excluded from education system

5. Forced compliance of Youth - KU Hitler Jugend (HJ) and BDM were compulsory by 1938 Focus changed to make organisations stricter, incorporating more anti- Semitism and military pursuits

6. Youth - Analysis Youth organisations were fun at first but became a string of endless political lectures and marching Girls were forbidden to wear makeup or have their hair cut – girls became resentful Parents were scared of the brainwashing of their children trough Youth Organisations therefore would not criticise Hitler in front of children

7. Nazis in Power Essay Plan we will now add today’s information on to the plan for this essay Youth Policy KU: Distortion of education – PE instead of RE Persecution of minorities – expulsion of Jewish students Forced compliance – HJ/BDM compulsory by 1938, other youth groups banned A:Fun at first, but became a strong of political brainwashing, girls forbidden to wear makeup/ cut hair Parents were too scared to criticise Hitler to children due to the control of them through Youth organisations Terror/ Force