The text discusses the role and organization of the Hitler Youth (HJ) and its counterpart, the Bund Deutscher Mädel (BDM), in the Nazi regime. It highlights their main objectives of indoctrinating children and teenagers with the ideals of national community, self-sacrifice, and preparation for war. The document also describes the strict prohibitions and consequences for non-compliance with the Nazi youth organizations. It also mentions the reactions and actions of children and teenagers under the influence of the HJ, which was a central tool in the National Socialist pedagogy. The organizations had a strong influence on leisure activities during the Nazi era and this was seen as a way to further their political goals.