The correct answer is true.
It is true that General Helmuth Weidling ordered Axmann to disband the Hitler Youth combat formations, in the confusion this order was never carried out. The remnants of the youth brigade took heavy casualties from the advancing Russian forces; only two survived.
On April 27, 1945, Berlin had been encircled. The Soviet 1st Belorussian front had defeated the German troops based in Berlin. The Soviets already controlled Siemestadt and the Railway station in the East side of Berlin. That is when Weidling realized that the last line of German troops where the Hitler Youth and ordered its leader, ArthurAxmann, to disband the Hitler Youth combat formations. But in the confusion this order was never carried out.
It is a free market system. There are things such as private property rights, economic freedom and voluntary exchanges.
it was to improve working conditions, because the working conditions at that time were awful and unfair.
<span>Mob violence can arise from contagious hysteria, a fairly well documented psychological issue where people feel better to join in rather than resisting large group aggression. As groups become more out of control, the effect is contagious, and the hysteria becomes violent. The effect is like a Powder Keg and eventually dissipates as the mob runs out of steam or is overpowered/controlled by an authority or larger group.
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