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Title: Hitler Youth
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The Wandervogel were noted for their
love of the land, not the new, modern
conveniences of the cities. Hiking and skiing were chosen over activities such as watching a
movie or going to a dance.
The Wandervogel, which was formed November 4, 1901(iii), reflected the main attitudes of
the of the youth movement... Showed first 250 characters
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Koch p. 196.
In some ways the Wandervogel was a manifestation of the perceptible mood of boredom and
restlessness appearance of Wilhelmian Germany was little more than a facade which
concealed latent tensions beneath the surface. (iv)
The youth movement was a rejection of the Weimar government, which was one of the
reasons why they were so easily supportive of the Nazi regime... Showed next 250 characters
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