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" These adolescents, aged between 12 and 17, hang around late in the evening with musical instruments and young females. Since this riff raff is in large part outside the Hitler Youth and adopts a hostile attitude towards the organization, they represent a danger to other young people ". - Nazi Party Report, Dusseldorf, Germany, July 1943

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Adolescents aged between 12 and 17 rebelled against Hitler and his organization. Hitlers organization was developed to satisfy his mission to indoctrinate the next generation of citizens to be fearless, cruel, and unwavering. The majority of German adolescents were not willing to be in the military and the organization of Hitler. The other ways the adolescents aka “pirates” would resist and rebel agains nazis and hitler were the following. The pirates would misbehave and be violent against nazis for example a website states “Hitler Youths spotted on the street were challenged to fights; anti-Nazi graffiti dotted buildings; leaflets air-dropped by Allied forces were gathered and stuffed into mailboxes. Word spread that army deserters or camp escapees could find safe harbor in their homes. Eventually, the Pirates began organized raids on munitions factories. If a Nazi car was in sight, it was a likely target for sugar in the gas tank”.

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Some captured Pirates were tortured and sent to “re-education camps" and in october 1944, 13 agitators and seven Pirates were captured and they were soon hung in full view to the public. In the time the pirated and other groups were labeled by courts as criminals but as 2005 German officials officially relabeled them as resistance fighters and honored the surviving five members still in Cologne. "The Edelweiss Pirates had fulfilled Hitler’s desire for German youths to be fearless and unwavering in the face of adversity. He just hadn’t anticipated it would be pointed in his direction".

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Being controlled by Hitler