The Mechanics of Indoctrination and Military Efficiency

This chapter explores the psychological indoctrination tactics of the Nazi regime, particularly through the Hitler Youth, and how these methods shaped German society for war. It discusses the early military strategies of the German armed forces in World War II, including the effectiveness of their decentralized command and training methodologies. The chapter emphasizes the moral implications of efficiency in warfare and draws contrasts between the rigidity of German strategies and the adaptability of Allied forces as the conflict progressed.