A formal agreement between the Wehrmacht and the Hitler Jugend was published 11 August 1939. It recites that whereas 30,000 Hitler Jugend leaders had been trained annually in shooting and field exercises, the number would be doubled; that 60,000,000 shots had been fired in Hitler Youth training courses in 1938 and that a considerable increase in the figure was expected. The agreement recognized the close cooperation that existed between the Hitler Jugend and the Wehrmacht in the military training of youth and provided for a far more extensive program. (2398-PS)


LEGAL REFERENCES AND LIST OF DOCUMENTS RELATING TO RESHAPING OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF YOUTH

DocumentDescriptionVol.Page
Charter of the International Military Tribunal, Article 6, especially 6 (a).I5
International Military Tribunal, Indictment Number 1, Section IV (D) 3 (e).I21
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Note: A single asterisk (*) before a document indicates that the document was received in evidence at the Nurnberg trial. A double asterisk (**) before a document number indicates that the document was referred to during the trial but was not formally received in evidence, for the reason given in parentheses following the description of the document. The USA series number, given in parentheses following the description of the document, is the official exhibit number assigned by the court.
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  200-PSConfidential telegram from Berger to Reich Ministry for Occupied Eastern Territories, 8 July 1944 concerning forced labor of children.III214
 *318-PSAgreement between Rosenberg and Leader of the National Socialist University Professors League (NSDoB), 2 December 1941. (USA 728)III255
 *404-PSExcerpts from Hitler, Mein Kampf, pp. 456, 475. (USA 256)III385
 1392-PSLaw on the Hitler Youth, 1 December 1936. 1936 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 993.III972
 1397-PSLaw for the reestablishment of the Professional Civil Service, 7 April 1933. 1933 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 175.III981
*1458-PSThe Hitler Youth by Baldur von Schirach, Leipzig, 1934. (USA 667)IV22
 1462-PSFirst Execution Order to the Law of the Hitler Youth, 25 March 1939. 1939 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 709.IV44
*1482-PSSecret letter, 20 July 1933 to provincial governments and the Prussian Gestapo from Frick, concerning Confessional Youth Organizations. (USA 738)IV51
*1850-PSConferences, 1933, calling for financing of military training of SA from Ministry of Interior Funds. (USA 742)IV478
*1992-A-PSOrganization and Obligations of the SS and the Police from “National Political Education of the Army, January 1937”. (USA 439).IV616
 2061-PSOath of Reich Officials and of German Soldiers, 20 August 1934. 1934 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 785.IV702
 2078-PSDecree concerning establishment of Ministry for Science, Education and Popular Culture, 1 May 1934. 1934 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 365.IV706
 2084-PSLaw on formation of the Student Organization at Scientific Universities, 22 April 1933. 1933 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 215.IV718
 2088-PSDecree relating to tasks of Reichs Ministry for Education, 11 May 1934. 1934 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 375.IV718
 2115-PSSecond Executive Order to the Law for the Hitler Youth, 25 March 1939. 1939 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 710.IV745
*2229-PSThe Reich Youth Leader at Work, published in National Socialist Party Press Service Release, 22 June 1933, pp. 2-3. (USA 668)IV870
 2260-PSSettlement of Relationship between NSDAP and Stahlhelm (Steel Helmets) published in National Socialist Party Press Service release, 21 June 1933.IV933
*2306-PSRevolution of Education, by Baldur von Schirach, 1938, pp. 51-52, 63. (USA 860)IV997
 2340-PSGerman public officials law of 27 January 1937. 1937 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, p. 41.IV1058
 2392-PSExtracts from The Third Reich, 1933, Vol. I, pp. 144-154.V54
 2393-PSExtracts from The Third Reich, 1934, [Vol. II], pp. 218-224.V58
 2394-PSExtracts from The Third Reich, 1935, Vol. III, pp. 208-212.V60
 2395-PSExtracts from The Third Reich, 1936, Vol. IV, pp. 360-362.V62
*2396-PSHandbook of Collected Youth Laws, Vol. I, Group 1, pp. 19a, 19b, 20. (USA 673)V63
 2397-PSNational Socialist Handbook for Law and Legislation by Dr. Hans Frank, p. 566.V65
*2398-PSCooperation of Hitler Jugend with Wehrmacht, 11 August 1939, published in The Archive, No. 65, August 1939, pp. 601-602. (USA 677)V66
 2399-PSArticles “School Community to replace parents’ advisory committee” and “NSDAP takes over education of university students”, published in The Archive, 1934, pp. 1039, 1147-1148.V67
*2401-PSThe Hitler Youth as recruits for future leaders, from Organization Book of NSDAP, 1938, pp. 80-81. (USA 430)V69
 2435-PSExtracts from The Coming Germany, The Education of the Youth in the Reich of Adolf Hitler, by Kaufmann.V113
*2436-PSExtracts from Enjoyment, Discipline, Belief, Official handbook for cultural work in camp. (USA 859)V119
 2438-PSExtracts from Boys in Service, handbook for boys 10 to 14 years of age.V132
 2439-PSExtracts from Girl in Vacation Camp, official publication of Reichs Youth Headquarters.V136
 2440-PSExtracts from Boys, Your World, the yearbook of the Hitler Youth.V139
*2441-PSAffidavit of Gregor Ziemer, 4 October 1945, from his book “Education for Death”. (USA 679)V141
 2442-PSGuide of racial science and science of heredity of fostering congenitally sound progeny of family science.V176
 2443-PSExtracts from Education in the Greater German Reich.V178
 2444-PSExtracts from German Reading Book for Elementary Schools, second volume.V181
 2445-PSExtracts from German Reading Book for Elementary Schools, fourth volume.V183
 2446-PSExtracts from History Book for the German Youth.V184
 2451-PSDecree of Reichsminister of Education Candidates for Teacher’s Positions to Prove themselves in Hitler Youth, published in Voelkischer Beobachter, Berlin edition, 22 October 1935.V187
 2452-PSExtracts from Organization Book of NSDAP, 1943.V187
 2453-PSEducation and Instruction in the
Upper Schools, official publication of the Reich and Prussian Minister of Education, 1938.V189
*2454-PSQuotations from speeches of Hitler, published in Voelkischer Beobachter, Munich edition. (USA 676)V196
 2455-PSStatement by Hitler at Elbing, Germany, quoted in Voelkischer Beobachter, Berlin edition, 6 November 1933.V198
 2456-PSYouth and the Church, from Complete Handbook of Youth Laws.V198
 2458-PSConstitution of the German Student Corps, 1934 Reichs Ministerialblatt, pp. 76-79.V199
*2567-PSDecree signed by Himmler and von Schirach, concerning cooperation of HJ and SS, printed in The Young Germany, Berlin, February 1939. (USA 674)V301
*2653-PSThe Way of German Youth, from The Third Reich, 5th Year, 1937, pp. 117-118. (USA 669)V359
*2654-PSOrganization and Insignia of the Hitler Youth, edited by Reich Youth Headquarters of NSDAP. (USA 675)V361
 2655-PSConcordat between the Holy See and the German Reich, Article 31. 1933 Reichsgesetzblatt, Part II, p. 679, 687-8.V364
 2656-PSThe Bearer of Sovereignty, from speech of the Fuehrer at the Reichsparteitag, 1935.V365
 2900-PSSpeech by Frick at Anniversary meeting of Hitler Youth, published in The Archive, January 1936, p. 1339.V567
 2901-PSExtract from The Book of the NSDAP, p. 95.V568
*3054-PS“The Nazi Plan”, script of a motion picture composed of captured German film. (USA 167)V801
*3751-PSDiary of the German Minister of Justice, 1935 concerning prosecution of church officials and punishment in concentration camps. (USA 828; USA 858)VI636
*L-360-HAgreement between the League for Germandom in Foreign Countries and the Hitler Youth, 6 May 1933. (USA 671)VII1108
*Chart No. 2Totalitarian Control of Propaganda and Education. (USA 21)VIII771

9. PROPAGANDA, CENSORSHIP AND SUPERVISION
OF CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

A. The party organization.

(1) The Reichspropagandaleitung (Party Propaganda Department) (RPL). This office was founded in 1932, as the central propaganda control office headed by Goebbels. Its functions were:

(a) To direct, supervise and synchronize propaganda within the Nazi movement.

“Propaganda of the NSDAP, its formations and affiliated associations is the responsibility of the Reichspropagandaleiter.

“He determines all manifestations of the Movement, including its formations and affiliated associations, with regard to propaganda.