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(GRMN) Video Lecture on No Ideology = Ideology What goals did Jost Herman’d have for his memoir in the book "A Hitler Youth in Poland"? - correct answer 1st) His first goal was to show that the Kinderlandverschickug (KLV) account of the program was anything but beautiful. His main goal was to show everything that was wrong with the KLV's account. 2) His second goal was to give a personal account that the Hitler Youth in Poland organization was "paradigmatic of certain facets of the National Socialist education system". How is Herman’s account of what everyday life in Nazi Germany was like different from the other Nazi texts that we have read in this class? - correct answer His approach to what life was like in everyday Nazi Gemany was different from other Nazi texts was because: - It shows how they learned to use survival strategies to show how they were able to live comfortably. - It shows the everyday needs and wants that Hermand's family went through during the Nazi era. How does his approach to the Hitler Youth camps relate to other Nazi texts that we have read? - correct answer The memoir shows what the Nazi's were trying to accomplish. It shows how German society was being transformed, and the memoir shows the effects of Nazi Ideology on everyday life. What happened in the camps that Hermand went to? - correct answer At the camps that Hermand went to he described how the camps did not try to educate them, or educate them very little. He also said that their were actually very little discussions about Nazi ideologies. Also he learned that the camps were based on the importance of domination and "survival of the fittest". The principle of the strong controlling the weak. Describe the experiences in the KLV camps that Jost Hermand describes? - correct answer According to Jost Hermand, his experience of the KLV camps were focused mainly on the idea and feelings of brutality. In Hermand's book he wrote about how there was an extreme amount of brutality, sadism, and sexual assault amongst the boys. Also in the camps he described some of the things he went through, like him being trained to kill animals to learn what it meant to be cruel and also his experience of witnessing the brutal murder of a pregnant polish woman by a member of the SS. I think it's also important to mention the songs that Hermand sang in the book, where he learned a lot about racial Nazi ideology and lastly he also went through strength conditioning like paramilitary training. What types of tensions can be depicted from the reading on Hermand's book? - correct answer 1st) There were tensions within the school 2nd) There were tensions within his family 3rd) There were tensions between displaced ethnic Germans and Nazi authorities. What are the overall mentions that Hermand describes in his memoir? - correct answer Hermand's memoir shows: - Brutality as the norm - Isolation and the breakdown of social bonds - Tensions presented in Nazi Society