This statement is also true for the youth. If the Nazis wanted to rule for a long time they had to involve children so that them, and future generations, would support them. They were called the Hitler Youth. The Nazis created various activities and opportunities for the Hitler Youth such as hiking, various sports groups and games, activities, flying, shooting and camping. These activities would have easily won over the children because, at such a young age, they get drawn into fun things such as these. The Hitler Youth also trained boys to be able to get fed into the Nazi army and other military organisations by teaching them how to lay telephone wires, shoot a pistol, fire a rifle, learn hand to hand combat and learn how to throw a grenade. This was not compulsory, but was highly recommended by the Nazis. Children in the Hitler youth would have also felt pride to be part of such an organisation and felt that they were helping their country. So, the youth benefitted from Nazi rule because they got given different opportunities, which if the Nazis weren’t there, would not be available for them.
Nazi women definitely benefitted under Nazi rule. Firstly, they were rewarded for having babies. They would be rewarded with e bronze medal for having four children, silver for having six children, and gold for having eight children. Many benefits came to mothers who achieved these rewards. There would be benefits for achieving these rewards, such as, everyone would give up their seat on the bus, and they would get the best cuts of meat from the shops and more. This meant that more women would take up the offer and have many babies as well. This was all done to increase the population of Nazi Germany, and it worked. Women benefitted under Nazi rule because they were given the opportunity to do things which would mean big benefits for them.
The unemployed benefitted from the Nazi rule, mainly because of the creation of jobs. Vast programmes were created to help the unemployed, such as industrial production which meant more people could work, decreasing the unemployed. These jobs were not extremely well paid, but still gave money which helped them. However, this scheme was not cheap and also came with a price. Jewish men and women would be kicked out of their jobs to make way for Aryan people. All of this helped the Nazi gain more support because they targeted a large group of people (the unemployed) and unemployed people aren’t really going to get angry if they are given a job.
Persecuted groups were the main group who suffered the most under Nazi rule, especially the Jews. They would be kicked out of houses, businesses would be closed down and they would constantly be publicly humiliated for their beliefs and race. Their houses were robbed and broken, and with a lack of money, repairs could rarely be done on these houses. No time or money was put aside to help them and they were disregarded by the population of Nazi Germany.
To conclude, I agree with the statement that most people benefitted under Nazi rule. Lots of time and money was given to help those who needed it like homeless people and the youths, apart from persecuted groups. Hitler was seen as a great man to most Germans and got most of the population in favour of him because of all the people who he helped in his public schemes.
