hen Adolf Hitler and the “Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei” (NSDAP – Nazi Party) came to power in 1933, a key point of their agenda was to sway the German youth into a lockstep mindset, totally agreeing with the doctrines of the revolutionary, militaristic and racist movement. The new 43-year-old leader was perceived as a young, progressive, untraditional politician, who had often professed in his speeches that the country must rely on its youth to lead the nation into a future greatness. Hitler felt that there was no better time
