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When I was in school we discussed nazism in depth starting slowly in elementary school and up until leaving school. In sixtht grade we discussed and read Anne Frank and the surrounding history in literature class (or 'german' as the class is actually called). It was also part of different classes in 'politcs' and history. Seeing as Nazism is also part of World War II History it was practically included in one of the key topics in our final history exams in tweltht grade.

And then there's the various anti-racism campaigns that are run while your in school and that you will at one point or another take part in.

Also various books playing in that time zone are analysed and read in literature class throughout all of your later school years.

unsolicited advice but it's spelled "sixth" and "twelfth"

hope that helps :)

Thanks, saw the error after I was done typing but correction always helps.

DA

Huh, that's a lot like how they taught the Civil Rights movement [the major US one anyways],in the first school district I was in here.

As in the public sphere... you do not talk about this topic. Or rather in my experience you can talk about historical nazism in a cultural setting, read about it in the papers and during exhibitions, talk about it in your studies group but it's not usually discussed between strangers outside of surveys.

You will most likely talk about it at one point with your friends (especially if you meet them during school).

I can't really talk about many old people, but in my family nazism is almost never a topic, the war is. What it did, who fought, who was bombed and had to move, how life was and how my hometown looked. And then there's the fact that most of my living family are either too young (my grandmother was about ten when the war stopped) or was not involved with inner german politics.

Debates about current Nazism/Racism is a whole other shoe. If you find your audience you can hear the whole gamut of opinions from: "those dirty foreigners are taking our jobs' to 'the rise of patriotic parties is worrying and chould be contered by more openess and information".

Nonetheless, bringing Hitler into any non-intellectual discussion is in extremely poor taste.

This is only in my experience and other accounts (expecially from across the country) may prove different.

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