The Union of Youth

The Union of Youth was a pro-Nazi youth organization in Nazi Germany, established in the 1920s to indoctrinate young people with Nazi ideology. It aimed to prepare teenagers for active participation in the Nazi movement and to foster loyalty to Adolf Hitler. Membership involved ideological training, physical activities, and social events that promoted Nazi values like nationalism and obedience. The organization played a key role in shaping the beliefs and attitudes of Germany’s youth during that era, contributing to the overall Nazi agenda of control and expansion.