s class split because it rent the nation in two; it was the very opposite of his ideal of national unity and coherence." Hence, his ideas for a pure nation-state was set fourth and to anyone's dismay, the implementation process of this was indeed coercive. "One was taught to sacrifice for the state...and to yearn for the community and the Volk." Hence, the social extremities that took place during the life of Nazism was the sole basis for Hitler's German nationalism and was geared toward the triumph and cleansing of the Volk.
             Aside from Hitler's backward looking aspects from the Youth Movement, his ideals for the German family was the key element to national unity during the course of the Nazi life span. Hitler's backward looking ideals went far beyond that of the German youth. Hitler became obsessed with the idea of the Aryan race to which he believed existed far beyond the youth movement. "The ancient German tribesmen were assumed to have been brave, simple, pure and self disciplined as well a
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