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.. 230 - SECRET 1 country are no longer allowed to expose thcnselves." As early as 1933, a foreign department was set up in the Reichs jupendführung. Thar© was also created a bureau called the "n^gT^^lle fur Volksdeutsche Jugendarbeit. The object of this bureau, which had a special sub-department Mlttelstolle nmitscher Junend In Europa, was to instil Nazi ideas into young members of ethnic Gemen Croups all over the world and particularly in Eastern and Southeastern Europet The foreign department had its own Press Service and special news sheets. All Reich German youths living abroad were forced" to join the special Foreign Territory Section (Gebiet Ausland). The periodical Voliynd Reich was issued for their consumption, as vms a mass of literature polished by the mrectorate, in addition, the central office of the RJP cooperated closely with the A^lande^rg^isation of the TISDAP, the Deutsches Ausland-Institut, and the Volkshund fur das Deutschtum in Ausland. Pull fledEed Hitler You«, organizations were or-ßanized in the Sudetenland and Austria. Units of this fbnation were established In Luxemburg. Alsace, Lorraine, «d parts of Poland in the wake of Nazi viotorles. In other countries, not annexed but occupied, local youth r- 4- ,o tr-i tier Youth v,rere organizations in imitation of t.» Hitler 10 in Quotec IbioT, p. 49 r^ was consulted, 2» The British Handbook, pp» UJ» a:.:ong others, ioi^thxs section. SECRET
- 231 - SECRET 1 promoted as far as possible. Hitler Youth Loaders visited abroad; and Germany was toured by Hitler Youth leaders fron these foreign countries„ Schlrach attempted to consolidate European youth in September 1942, Deputations of European youth from 14 different European nations were invited to Vienna» At this meetlne a »League of European Youth" (Europaischer Jur.endverband) was founded» The purpose of the League was declared to be the «unequivocal adherence to the reconstruc tion of the New Europe,» 3 Schirach was an honorary President and Axmann an acting President of this League. The League published its own monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young Europe), appearing in twelve different languages. 10. Tvi^,HnT»w of HJ Guilty of War Crimes, inasmuch as the HJ was an organization with compulsory membership for the whole of German youth, responsibility for crimes committed cannot be attributed to all members. Yet those who were guilty of setting policy and administering the HJ bear a heavy responsibility .4.X.-J *,., the orpaiization« The entire for war crimes committed t>j ^ Ui t>» ** ~A «iiit-v for this reason, but certain RJP may be considered guilty iox __ „— .. ,_ v,ararraph derived from Ernst o. P. G^r?he°orcSnSatl^n o^ the Hitler Youth in Qemany. 2 $kc!af öerraan Broadcase to 3emmny. FCC: Dally 7 September 1942 3» British Handbook p0 üüü SECRET
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