Furthermore, girls were drilled in motherhood and to believe their duty was to have children for the nation. It is shown below how a Italian eyewitness describes how she felt about the Italian Youth organizations (1933) “I remember how thrilling it was. I loved the constant marching and singing, with flags and bunting everywhere...
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I wanted so badly just to join the ‘Little Italian Girls.’” . Control over the economies for both nations was evident as a way to enforce totalitarianism in each regime. When Hitler came to power in 1933, there were six million unemployed Germans. By 1935, Germany had almost no one out of work. Hitler achieved this by introducing a four year plan whereby wages, working hours and industries were stringently controlled by the government...
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