gdr ; life in east germany ; repression + support for sed ctrl ; FDJ 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryGDRA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 08-05-18 19:24 FDJ for what age range? 14-25 1 of 39 and what for 6-14 years? young pioneers 2 of 39 from very beginning why were groups mixed gender? to differentiate youth orgs from those under nazis 3 of 39 what was FDJ newspaper? junge welt 4 of 39 had largest circulation of any GDR paper @ what in '50s? 1.4m 5 of 39 after what year were FDJ / JP only youth orgs recognised by SED? '57 6 of 39 mmbshp not compulsory so why did so many join? failure to attend could jeopardise future 7 of 39 why was active involvement in FDJ vital for anuone who was to study prestigious career e.g medicine? FDJ had say in uni placement selection 8 of 39 once completed school / apprenticesjop mmbshp dropped to around what fraction of 18-25yos? 1/3 9 of 39 FDJ ctrlled over how many organisations? 28,000 10 of 39 in which they encouraged? youth pp along SED lines 11 of 39 statute of FDJ was to do what? 'prepare best members for admission ascandidates into communist party' 12 of 39 indoctrination would be achieved thru mixture of what kinds of events? political activities + more fun-oriented social events 13 of 39 over how many pupils attended a holiday camp in '83? 1m 14 of 39 out of how many gdr pupils? 2.2m 15 of 39 political message often ignored by members as authorities tried to do what? keep pps interested 16 of 39 in early '80s FDJ exec reluctantly allowed what @ discos? rock music 17 of 39 and started to organise rock festivals such as? Festival for Political Songs 18 of 39 which atrtacted performers from aroudn how many countries a year? 30 19 of 39 FDJ played more political role where? school 20 of 39 what was the name of the political sports events partly run by FDJ? Hans-Beimler 21 of 39 more committed members were involved in doing which two things? denouncing rebellious pupils / spying on inappropriate activities 22 of 39 FDJ tried steer yuth away from what emerging groups in ;80s? emerging environmental + peace pressure groups 23 of 39 how did they do this> by encouraging FDJ to take on these issues 24 of 39 despite emphasis on? military training 25 of 39 for while FDJ urged members that it was? 'better Active than Radioactive' 26 of 39 but still truggled to do what? compete with other influences 27 of 39 some youths gained experience of what through org? political office 28 of 39 setting them up for? party career 29 of 39 but most put up with propaganda for access to? more leisure attitudes 30 of 39 what does this men for effectiveness of org? hard to measure 31 of 39 what wa the FDJ uniform? blue shirt w/ rising sun emblem 32 of 39 how did youth view t? way of access to discos 33 of 39 rather than? symbol of GDR new dawn 34 of 39 by early '80s most young ppl preferred to spend their time how? informally felxing with friends + listeing to western music + followe western trends 35 of 39 so increasingly FDJ fd what? they couldn't control youth 36 of 39 through entire GDR span, FDJ struggled to find balance between? relaxing rigid approach / cementing youth loyalty 37 of 39 in '64 what did ulbricht criticise about FDJ? their unimaginative response to young ppls needs 38 of 39 while he also insisted on its use of? indoctrination 39 of 39
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