Figure 1.-- This seems to be the Gebietsführerschule page from a boy attending a Gebietsführerschule (Area Leader School) at a separate location. The inscroption suggests that it was a 2 week program. This we can not yet confirm. The school was located at Aumühle, a German town in Schleswig-Holstein, about 21 km east of Hamburg. It includes at Friedrichsruh, site of the historic Bismarck family estate and mausoleum. Put your cursor on the image to see the assembly, guard process.

This is a little difficult to study because we do not speak German. And the English-language sources we have found do not go into great detail. As best we can figure out, students who completed the basic AHS program were sent to a Gebietsführerschule (Area Leader School) for their final training. This may have occurred while they were stiill students at their AHS rather than after graduation. It could have even been a couple years befre gradution. And their could have been seversl age-appropriate sessions during the 6-year AHS program. We just do not have details at this time. It looks to have been a short 2 week progrm at a separate location. We have not seen a detailed desctiption of this. Perhaps readers will know more. We welcome comments. We have found albums from boys who attended the Gebietsführerschulen. They look to be the older boys who would have graduated. This is something we hope to pursue a information becomes available. The graduates were prepared to enter the university or other post secondary training at Poltical Institutes and Order Castles. AHS graduates would have priority treatment to enter the post-secondary institution of choice. The top graduates qualified to attend the 3-year Ordensburgen. After this they be eligible for Party positions. Hitler saw this process with its Teutonic mythology as creating a "violently active, dominating, brutal youth ... indifferent to pain, without weakness and tenderness."

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