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- Hypothesis: Adolf Hitler
captivated the minds of
the youth in Germany,
however he had an
underlying agenda which
contributed to his
ideologies.
- Was there a
social revolution?
- Argument #1 - Did the
youth believe in Hitler
and how did he
attract them - youth
groups, Jewish
children, etc.
- Argument #2 - The Third
Reich's impact on education
and indoctrination on the
youth in their political
ideologies
- Argument #3 - How did the youth fit
into his underlying agenda fir the
Aryan community - how was the
school curriculum used.
- R Wilde
- Chicago Daily News - Propaganda
- R Wilde
- Richard Grunberger
- Adolf Hitler
- Victor Smart
- Victor Smart
- Adolf Hitler
- Argument #3 - How did the youth fit
into his underlying agenda fir the
Aryan community - how was the
school curriculum used.
- Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Geoff Layton
- Propaganda of a God-like Hitler with
young Aryan boy - found on Master of
Education
- Propaganda of a God-like Hitler with
young Aryan boy - found on Master of
Education
- Geoff Layton
- Argument #2 - The Third
Reich's impact on education
and indoctrination on the
youth in their political
ideologies
- Mary Fulbrook
- David Schoebaum
- Geoff Layton
- Geoff Layton
- David Schoebaum
- Ralph Dahrendorf
- Argument #1 - Did the
youth believe in Hitler
and how did he
attract them - youth
groups, Jewish
children, etc.
- Was there a
social revolution?
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