How did Hitler appeal to the German youth and poor?

However, if you are asking how Hitler appealed to the youth and the poor during his rise to power then here is my answer. His speeches, and how he simply seemed to understand the struggles of the average German worker. read more

Hitler's odd appeal to German youth At a Nazi Party rally in 1935, Hitler described his ideal of the Hitler Youth as "swift as a greyhound, as tough as leather, and as hard as Krupp's steel." The phrase was subsequently quoted often and used as a slogan. read more

"Hitler for Germany -- all of Germany of Hitler" ran the slogan. As the result showed, however, reality lagged behind propaganda. According to the official figures, over a sixth of voters defied the intense pressure to conform and did not vote "yes." In some big working-class areas of Germany, up to a third had not given Hitler their vote. read more