'); } var S; S=topJS(); SLoad(S); //-->
![]() edHelper.com World War II |
Hitler Youth and German Girls League |
| edHelper's suggested reading level: | grades 6 to 8 | |
| Flesch-Kincaid grade level: | 7.28 |
| Print Hitler Youth and German Girls League (font options, pick words for additional puzzles, and more) |
| Quickly Print: PDF (2 columns per page) |
|
| Quickly Print: PDF (full page) |
| Quickly Print: HTML |
| Print a proofreading activity |
| Leave your feedback on Hitler Youth and German Girls League (use this link if you found an error in the story) |
|
Hitler Youth and German Girls League
By Sharon Fabian |
|
1 In Nazi Germany there were clubs for boys and girls. Most young people belonged to one of them. Hitler Youth was for the boys, and the German Girls League was for the girls. The clubs had athletic and educational activities, but they also trained the young people of Germany to believe in the Nazi ideas. At that time, with so many young people belonging, they were probably popular clubs. Today, Hitler Youth and the German Girls League are seen more as propaganda organizations that manipulated young people into joining the Nazis at an early age. Read the following information, and see what you think.