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To the outside world, the Hitler Youth seemed to personify German discipline. In fact, this image was far from accurate. School teachers complained that boys and girls were so tired from attending evening meetings of the Hitler Youth, that they could barely stay awake the next day at school. Also by 1938, attendance at Hitler Youth meetings was so poor - barely 25% - that the authorities decided to tighten up attendance with the 1939 law making attendance compulsory.

when he still is a student, all the teacher thought that he is very stupid and all the teacher thought he don't want to study. His father and mother died very early, and hilter had no parent love him, I think that is the most important reason why hilter so crazzy and why he so unpolite to other. he can't study .Therefore hewhen to be a soldiers, http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/graphics/hitler_fuhrer.jpg

all the soldiers is also hilter soldier, is a very strong army

nzai germany " ww2 is started from hilter? hilter is thepowerfulpeople in this germany army .In ww2 ,hilter help germany and all the soldiers is very afraid of hilter .they thought hilter is not good to the soldiers . hilter is the diector of germany in this war ,there have so mant soldiers died int his war and hilter don't care about that, continous to fight.

I saw this video, I thought he is very powerful and mahy soldiers is listening to her http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAUPt9SX2qk&feature=related

Hitler early life` (source) Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau, Austria , a small town on the Inn River across from Germany. His family tree was mixed. Adolf was the son of a customs officer originally named Alois Schicklgruber—the surname of Alois’ mother; the identity of Alois’ father was unknown. Alois decided to change the family name, Schicklgruber, to that of his uncle, Hiedler, except that when it was officially recorded the spelling came out to be Hitler and so he kept it. After several failed marriages, Alois married Klara Poeltz, the granddaughter of uncle Hiedler, whose first three children died very young. Her fourth child, Adolf, was born healthy. She gave birth to two more children, Adolf’s brother and sister. The family also had children from Alois’ previous marriages. Klara was a poor Austrian woman, a Christian employed as a maidservant in a wealthy Jewish household. Alois was very short-tempered and he tended to move the family around often. Soon after Hitler's birth, his father, Alois Hitler, moved the family to Linz, Austria. In 1895, at the age of six, two important events happened in the life of Adolf Hitler. First, the unrestrained, carefree days he had enjoyed up to now came to an end as he entered primary school in Linz. Secondly, his father retired. This meant a ‘double-dose’ of supervision, at school and his strict father at home. Hitler's weak academic progress angered his father because he hoped that his son would study to become a government worker as he had been. Hitler, however, wanted to become an artist. His grades, which were never very good, became worse after his father died when Adolf was just 13 years old. He was left with the responsibility of taking care of the family, since his older half-brother had run away. Adolf's father died in 1903 after suffering a pleural hemorrhage. Adolf himself suffered from lung infections, and he quit school at the age of 16, partially because of ill health and partially because of poor schoolwork. All of this made Hitler’s childhood chaotic. Opion` When he still is a student, all the teacher thought that he is very stupid and most of the teacher thought he don't want to study. His father and mother died very early, and Hitler had no parent love him, I think that is the most important reason why Hitler so crazy and why he so not polite to other. Nazi Germany` Nazi Germany in ww2 is very strong and all of them are very afraid of Hilter. Nazi Germany: hitler is the headmaster/director of Germany soldiers

. The army was also supported by a People's Militia created by [|Adolf Hitler] to defend German cities under attack from the [|Red Army]. This was mainly composed of men too old or too young for regular service. It was also poorly equipped as the German economy found it increasingly difficult to fully support the needs of its armed forces. The German Army continued to grow and in June 1941 around 3 million (including 200,000 from its allies) were available for [|Operation Barbarossa] against the [|Soviet Union]. This included 142 infantry divisions, 17 panzer divisions and 4,000 tanks.  During the election campaign in 1932, [|Adolf Hitler] promised that if he gained power he would take 800,000 women out of employment within four years. In August 1933 a law was passed that enabled married couple to obtain loans to set up homes and start families. To pay for this single men and childless couples were taxed more heavily. A total of around 12.5 million Germans served in the army during the [|Second World War]. It is estimated that of these, between 3 and 3.5 million were killed.