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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Book in excellent unread/unused condition. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> A further restructuring occurred that placed boys in the Jungvolk from age 10 to 14. After a rigorous training programs the boys of the Jungvolk were required to correctly answer questions on Nazi racial political doctrine and ideology and demonstrate their athletic ability and courage. At this time they were entitled to wear the uniform including the Hitler Youth dagger which was inscribed with the words “Blut und Ehre meaning ‘Blood and Honor. They then moved up into- the Hitler Jugend at age 14 and stayed there until they were 18. Girls were also now included in the movement as the Bund Deutscher Madel or League of German Girls intended to prepare them for domestic life and motherhood. During this time the Hitler Jugend were involved in a number of peaceful duties including working on farms under the Landdic program where they were required to work from spring until the harvest. By 1935 there were some 200000 youths employed in this fashion. They also learned trades worked on roads and planted trees and flowers in the national parks. Paramilitary training was introduced in 1937 under the guidance of the three armed services. The Flieger-Hitlerjugend provided boys with an interest in flying a chance to visit Luftwaffe airfields and offered the opportunity of flying as passengers in fighters and bombers As carly as 1934. boys of the Hitler Jugend were allowed to participate in building and flying model gliders When the Nationalschstiche Flieger Korps (NSFK) was formed in 1937 boys swer the age of 18 seccived inaction in glading and flying