The Hitler Youth: Origins and Development, 1922-45Macdonald and Jane's, 1975 - 340 Seiten |
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... established as the Hitler Youth , with himself as its leader , he refused to take the bait and establish himself at the office await- ing him in Munich . Instead he maintained the Hitler Youth headquarters in Plauen and thus , as much ...
... established as the Hitler Youth , with himself as its leader , he refused to take the bait and establish himself at the office await- ing him in Munich . Instead he maintained the Hitler Youth headquarters in Plauen and thus , as much ...
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... established throughout Ger- many providing systematic and methodical training for fu- ture Hitler Youth leaders . 152 The first of these Reichsführer schools to be established was at Potsdam in 1933. It provided an example to be ...
... established throughout Ger- many providing systematic and methodical training for fu- ture Hitler Youth leaders . 152 The first of these Reichsführer schools to be established was at Potsdam in 1933. It provided an example to be ...
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... established outside the existing national framework of education . 114 Plans for establishing schools separate from state institutions to produce exclusively an NSDAP élite go back to 1933 , but more than three years of planning - which ...
... established outside the existing national framework of education . 114 Plans for establishing schools separate from state institutions to produce exclusively an NSDAP élite go back to 1933 , but more than three years of planning - which ...
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Traditions | 1 |
Beginnings | 17 |
Reformation | 34 |
Urheberrecht | |
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activity Adolf Hitler already appeared army associations BANS became become Berlin BHSA Abt boys Brandenburg camp carried Catholic cause Church completely considered continued course Deutsche direct early effective established example existence fact followed forces former German youth Germany's groups Gruber hand Hitler Youth ibid idea ideological important individual issue joined later leadership literature major March means meeting Mein Kampf military Munich National Socialist nationalist never NPEA NSDAP once organization origins party period political position practice produce pupils racial ranks reason Reich remained represented Republic Schirach social teachers unit Volk whole young youth groups Youth leaders youth leagues Youth Movement youth organizations