Hitler Youth: The Man Who Changed The World

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Hitler youth , what was his role and was it important ? Even though hitler was not a good person his role was important. Hitler killed many people and by doing that he changed the world , fun fact Hitler killed his wife forty eight hours after he married her also killed his dog and himself . If Hitler did not kill a lot of people everything would be different , that's why it is a good this that he did what the things he did. So the point I'm trying to make here is that if Hitler was not so crazy and killed eleven million people the world would be different and we would not have the same people here today to love and know and we would not have had the same history .
All about Hitler and how it was a good thing that he did the things he did , but himself as a person was bad . For example here are some things Hitler did when he sent all of the jews to a concentration camp he did not go to any so he could say he did not know how badly they were treating the Jews . Also , did you know the Nazi party was split into two parts one part undermined the government and the second part of the group liked and supported the government . Thirdly , Hitler's group took in young kids and brainwashed them as young as fifteen years old . Hitler was trying to …show more content…

Did you know that they would brainwash the kids by taking all of the old textbook away and rewrote them into something that made the nazi party look good and then all of the kids would join the Nazi party because they would think it was good . If it was not bad enuf for the student they went after the teachers . If men wanted to become teachers they would have to serve first . The civil service act of 1937 required all of the teachers to be ready to attack at any time . They even changed the classes instead they had it something called German physics , German chemistry , and they had it changed to German mathematics . They went through all that work just so the kids would join the nazi party's

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