Question

hitler made each insignificant, poverty - stricken, jobless youth of the slums feel himself one of the great of the earth, since the youth was a german, a nordic, far superior to the successful jew who was to be driven out of office and counting house to make place for the youth and his like. hitler told the young men that the fate of germany was in their hands, that if they joined his army they would battle with the communists for the streets, they would see jewish blood flow in streams, they would capture the government, deliver germany from the versailles treaty and then sweep triumphantly over the borders to reconquer germanys lost land. he put them into uniforms, he taught them to march and sing together, he aroused that sense of comradeship and esprit de corps so precious to the young, and gave them what is even more precious - an object for hero worship. life suddenly took on meaning and importance, with the call to danger.
what line from the text provides the strongest evidence in support of the authors argument?
\the youth was a german, a nordic.\
\he... gave them what is even more precious - an object for hero worship.\
\they would capture the government then... reconquer germanys lost land\

Explanation:

The author's argument likely centers around Hitler's manipulation of German youth for his radical and genocidal goals. The line "They would capture the government, then... reconquer Germany's lost land" shows the grand - scale and extreme nature of the promises Hitler made to the youth, fueling their sense of purpose and nationalistic fervor. This is more directly related to the overall narrative of Hitler's indoctrination and mobilization of youth compared to the other options.

Answer:

"They would capture the government, then... reconquer Germany's lost land"