Hitler stated that he believed that young people were “the key to transforming Germany into a strong, united nation” (Gale, 3). Hitler Youth taught and instilled in the young people the Nazi ideology and beliefs in order to create obedience and loyalty amongst them. Through this process, Hitler sought to create a superior race of Germans, the Aryan Germans, or “Aryan Superman”. Once they finished training, then the young people can then be recruited by Hitler to be his soldiers. Hitler Youth also served as a means of spreading propaganda as well as supporting it. For example, “The Nazi Party also used massive public Hitler Youth rallies as a propaganda tool to suggest national unity” (Gale,
Hitler stated that he believed that young people were “the key to transforming Germany into a strong, united nation” (Gale, 3). Hitler Youth taught and instilled in the young people the Nazi ideology and beliefs in order to create obedience and loyalty amongst them. Through this process, Hitler sought to create a superior race of Germans, the Aryan Germans, or “Aryan Superman”. Once they finished training, then the young people can then be recruited by Hitler to be his soldiers. Hitler Youth also served as a means of spreading propaganda as well as supporting it. For example, “The Nazi Party also used massive public Hitler Youth rallies as a propaganda tool to suggest national unity” (Gale,