Figure 1.--This photograph is unidentified, but it looks like a dormitory scene at a NAZI Party school. Noticee te framed portrait of Hitler on the back wall. |
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An important aspect of theprogram of these schools was that they were boarding schools. This allowed the NAZIs to persue a major goal of the Hitler Youth, that is to separate German youth from their parents and other influences such as churches. At these residential schools the NAZIs could mold future Party leaders and provide a program that fully reinforced the ideologicall training. Not only did the staff have complete cintrol over the youth, but the slection process ensured that most of the youth were highly nationlistic and pro-NAZI to begin with. Thus the students themselves reinforced te curriculum and training program. The youth wanted to be future NAZI leaders. And they spent the entire day with NAZI instructors and other youth who wanted to be NAZI leaders and serve their Führer.
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