The Hitler Youth and League of German Girls were youth groups created by the Nazi Party with the goal of instilling certain ideals in children and teenagers. These organizations emphasized loyalty to the Nazi regime and encouraged participation in activities that promoted the ideas of the party. Throughout the 20th century, youth and sports were important aspects of society, and the Hitler Youth held a significant role in the lives of German teenagers during this time. The groups were heavily influenced by Nazi propaganda and aimed to mold young people into dedicated members of the Nazi community. This is explored further in a documentary that features interviews with individuals who lived through this period and offers insight into the experiences and reactions of these youth organizations. Along with the nationalistic propaganda, the Nazis also offered recreational activities to young people, which were highly politicized. This affected almost all teenagers in Germany by 1939, and the film aims to give viewers a better understanding of how this impacted these adolescents and how they were educated and motivated by the regime.