The German Right, 1918–1930. Political Parties, Organized Interests and Patriotic Associations in the Struggle against Weimar Democracy
by author: Larry Eugene JonesTD: volume 17, issue 2020, 2, page 247–250
Article by André Postert
Einführung
TD: volume 15, issue 2018, 2, page 151–155
Editorial
TD: volume 15, issue 2018, 2, page 157–161
Autobiographie als Apologie. Rhetorik der Rechtfertigung bei Baldur von Schirach, Albert Speer, Karl Dönitz und Erich Raeder
by author: Roman B. KremerTD: volume 15, issue 2018, 2, page 265–267
Einführung: Jugend und Jugendpolitik in Deutschlands Diktaturen
TD: volume 12, issue 2015, 2, page 171–175
Editorial: Youth and Youth Policy in Germany's Dictatorships
TD: volume 12, issue 2015, 2, page 177–181
Freiwilligkeit und Verpflichtung – Widersprüche der nationalsozialistischen Jugendorganisationen in ihrer Entwicklung
TD: volume 12, issue 2015, 2, page 185–205
Abstract / Full text
Es folgt die Zusammenfassung in englischer Sprache following the article short description
Still our knowledge of NS youth policy shows gaps. Research has comprehensively worked out the offi cial, bureaucratic level of the “Reichsjugendführung”, however there lack empirical studies which could, so to speak, serve for testing the regional-historical practice. For the time being, the local realities of the NS monopoly organisation of the “Hitlerjugend” have not been systematically researched. The plans and concepts of the “Oberste Reichsbehörde” in Berlin were not always in accordance with the actual local situation of the youth organization. Its claim, i. e. winning over every boy and every girl for the National Socialist “Volksgemeinschaft (ethnic community)”, was a goal which in its totalitarian dimension was not completely achieved until the end.