Confessions Of A Hitler Youth: Film Analysis

The book “The Boy who Dared” and the correspondent documentary “Heil Hitler: Confessions of a Hitler Youth” helps the understanding of the setting they experience. The book and the video show events of the time period during World War II, a time of injustice and painful death in Germany. In Germany, where the events occur, they are ruled by the Nazis with Hitler as their unique leader. This period was a defective time for the Jews (people who were badly threatened by the Nazis). Hitler was an outrageous man for all who hate him. The video and the book had their events take place in Germany during the World War II. The documentary has some important connections that makes understanding the book even more. In Germany, millions of people honor Hitler. Kids went to school to learn what was going on in racial science. Helmuth was one of those kids who began honoring Hitler by participating in the Hitler Youth. Jews were badly threatened and they suffer because they could not have a job to help their family. Hitler thought that their religion will do very bad things to Germany and will damage them. Jews` stores were vandalized, nobody could buy anything from them. The documentary defines this setting as“ The night of the broken glass” where people
It tells how kids honor Hitler and how some of them oppose him and speak out their opinions. Jews were badly threatened, with enemy propaganda against them. They suffer a lot with their terrible conditions because they could not find a job. Hitler was a man who opposes the religion of the Jews who had an objective that was preventing citizens to know the truth. Helmuth and the boy of the documentary speak out to people about Hitler. World War II initially in Germany was a time of injustice and painful death for Jews while Hitler was ruling. At the end of the war Hitler lose possession of Chancellor and Helmuth dies knowing he did the good