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Peer reviewedMadden, Paul – Social Science Quarterly, 1982
Examines the theory that pre-Hitler Nazism was part of a generational revolt. Research shows that, among new recruits to the National Socialist German Workers Party in that period, there were more than twice as many who were under 30 years old. Socioeconomic and historical factors which made Nazism attractive to German youth are discussed. (AM)
Descriptors: Nazism, Political Attitudes, Political Socialization, Social Science Research
