Hitler and other leading Nazis quite intentionally established Nazi organizations for young Germans as well as adults for the sake of solidifying their rule in the present and in the future. By training German children in Nazi values, doctrines, and practices, the Nazis knowingly laid the groundwork for a more loyal and obedient next-generation of Germans who would preserve (and perhaps even expand) the accomplishments of Hitler and the present generation of Germans.
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To find more Jews by sending in children spies to capture more Jews and that created more Jew's deaths at camps
No. There is no evidence, either through blood, or DNA, that links any children to Hitler.
Many people think Hitler simply killed all Jews. Not true. Jewish kids were often (especially small ones) put into German families, were they were raised in a traditional German way away from all the "bad influence from the Jews". They mainly did that to not lose future soldiers or workers.
I would not think so, but according to the Translators notes in Mein Kampf (by A Hitler), Hitler's father, Alois Hiedler, was born illegitmate. It is "possible" that Hitler's unknown grandfather was Jewish. How's that for irony? ___ Are the question and answer referring to the same Hitler? My reading of the question is that the question refers to Adolf, not to Alois.
propaganda, he made them feel better than Jews
In Germany, children both boys and girls were encouraged to join the Hitler Youth for young German boys 14-18 Girls in Germany were encouraged to join the BDM ages 10-14 In Italy and Japan children also joined child units for boys and girls. I do not think that any children were really into combat unless it was in home defense or partisian fighting