years of age and participated in activities like map- reading and were required to be able to recite the Nazi dogma and all verses of the song "Horst Wessel". At age 14 they graduated into the core (Kern) where they remained until the age of 18 and then were admitted into the Nazi army. The League of German Girls was separated into 2 divisions where until the age of 14 a girl was considered a Jungmadel and from the ages of 17 to 21, a girl could decide to join the Glaube und Schonheit, which translates to 'Faith and Beauty'. Between the ages of 14 to 17 there was no organization for the girls to join. The girls had similar tasks to perform as the men; physical tests, learning the history of the Nazi party, and the memorization of the dogma and verses of the "Horst Wessel". The organizations ultimately dominated Germany's youth and taught that the

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