Belonging to The Body of The Nation: Gender, Race, and The Volksgemeinschaft in Hitler Youth Magazines, 1933–1938

Tiia Sahrakorpi
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Abstract: This article examines how Nazi children's magazines used emotional narrativization to create and sell fantasies about gender, race, and the Volksgemeinschaft [people's community]. These magazines are neglected sources on Nazi print culture; their content and context add to our understanding of child indoctrination. Children's magazines had no Jewish characters in their stories, while dark-skinned, non-Aryan peoples were culturally appropriated and caricatured to create power fantasies. This article argues that through compelling narratives, hegemonic masculine traits were fetishized and glamorized to appeal to young boys in order to prepare them to serve in both the Volksgemeinschaft and the army.
属于国家的主体:1933-1938年希特勒青年杂志中的性别、种族和民族
摘要:本文考察了纳粹儿童杂志如何利用情感叙事来创造和销售关于性别、种族和人民共同体的幻想。这些杂志是纳粹印刷文化中被忽视的来源;它们的内容和背景增加了我们对儿童灌输的理解。儿童杂志的故事中没有犹太人物,而深肤色的非雅利安人在文化上被挪用和讽刺,以创造权力幻想。本文认为,通过令人信服的叙述,霸权的男性特质被恋物化和美化,以吸引年轻男孩,以使他们准备在人民议会和军队服役。
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