Nazi Domestic Policy Chart

Nazi Policy: Hitler Youth - Young people belonged to youth groups that taught them loyalty to Hitler and trained them in military skills
Year: 1934
Effect: Indoctrination of youth; helps prevent any future uprisings because children are raised to worship and support the Nazi party. Effects were physical and psychological; they were trained in military

Nazi Policy: Adolf Hitler Schools - Took boys from the Jungvolk (Hitler youth organization of children 10-14) at 12 and gave them 6 years of training and then sent them either to university or the army; the best students were sent on to Order Castles where they were put through rigorous training and pushed to the limits of endurance. Those who survived graduated to become the model for ideal Hitler Youth.
Year: Entirety of regime.
Effect: Again, indoctrination of the youth, crushing all opposition before it starts and therefore ensuring Hitler's dominance. Also found Hitler the most loyal and talented young people in Germany; worked as a talent discovery.