Why did the Nazi Party appeal to so many German youth?

It abolished the policy that required all German men to serve in the military.

It promised to increase the nation's educational opportunities after its victory in World War I.

It presented unity and a new direction after the difficult years following World War I.

It called for a new future for the nation in which all citizens would be granted equality.

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Javier

1 December, 22:45

Why did the Nazi Party appeal to so many German youth?

It abolished the policy that required all German men to serve in the military.

It promised to increase the nation's educational opportunities after its victory in World War I.

It presented unity and a new direction after the difficult years following World War I.

It called for a new future for the nation in which all citizens would be granted equality.

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Julian · Answer 1

It presented unity and a new direction after the difficult years following World War I.

Carla Ross · Answer 2

The Germans started to use German youth for the war which made it harder for the American to recover there way of thinking because they were raised to kill Jews so that is what they did and after war they were supposed to act like normal children and they didn't know how to