Children of The Third Reich

[millermagic]

I've seen this on the Histry Channel and have been reading about it. The Third Reich was the 1000 year reign on Germany by the NAZI's. During this time, they used many methods to win over the citizens, and children of Germany. What they did to the children was terrible to turn them into following the NAZI religion. Does what happened to the children really just sound wrong to anyone else?

[imported_KeV]

I haven't seen this on the History Channel, but I'll keep an eye out for it. It sounds interesting. Any recommended books?

[LtSounders]

I found the German attempt to replenish their population with the importation of children from occpuied countries such as Poland very disturbing. Taking children from there families to place in the german population?! The program assimulated these children and eventually molded them into german society. They had to have the perfect features of the "master race" and forget there heritage.
I find this somewhat contradicting seeing hitler thought of the germans as the master race when he was intruducing foreign races in the german society. What an idiot...cant even follow his own ideals.

A bit off topic but this is more proof of the extremly large quantities of false propaganda!

[millermagic]

In order for the Third Reich to be the Third Reich, they had to rule for 1000 years. In order to do this, they would brainwash the Children into NAZIsm. Thats what they did.

[Titchimp]

i think what the nazis did to their children is fascinating yet bad, the methods and success they had with the Hitler youth is mindblowing

[EnZym3]

Originally posted by millermagic@Mar 19 2004, 02:05 AM
I've seen this on the Histry Channel and have been reading about it. The Third Reich was the 1000 year reign on Germany by the NAZI's. During this time, they used many methods to win over the citizens, and children of Germany. What they did to the children was terrible to turn them into following the NAZI religion. Does what happened to the children really just sound wrong to anyone else?
Yeah that was a good show. I found it particuarly interesting that the Nazis used alot of research from the Americans from the 20s.