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2. why was the opposition to the youth movements?

  • the parents wanted their children to learn to be bakers not soldiers.
  • parents disliked their children being loyal to the Nazi's and some youths disliked the discipline.
  • thousands of young people wanted to live in Britain.
  • parents thought that Hitler would kill all the children.

3. between what ages did boys have to join the 'Hitler youth'?

  • 9-14
  • 10-18
  • 10-14
  • 14-18

4. was there any opposition to the youth groups?

  • daily
  • no
  • yes
  • not often

5. what was different between the boy and girl groups?

  • the girls were prepared to be a mother and the boys to be soldiers
  • the boys had to do 3 weeks of tree surgeon training
  • the girls mainly did pottery
  • the boys had to experts in camouflage and the girls in cooking.
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