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“Me being German” yet doesn’t know what a Nazi is. So I assume anon is a ‘Merican of German descent. So not really German German.
I don't think German 5th graders know what Nazis are either, besides being bad if they've heard the term before. At school, history is being covered chronologically, so it takes until 9th or 10th grade to reach WW2. Outside of schools, there's genuinely not that much children will learn about Nazis, if the parents don't decide to actively teach them.
Oh you have no Idea. We definitely do know. We not only have this in history but in many other subjects too.
I'm surprised having gone through the German education system fairly recently doesn't give me any idea.
The earliest I can remember anything Nazi related being covered was in 8th grade with the book "Damals war es Friedrich".
In fact, I've double checked the entire curriculum (of my state) and nearly nothing is covered in other subjects prior to grade 8.
I'm confident that most 5th graders whose parents failed to teach them in detail don't know anything about Nazis besides them being evil and hating Jews. That's it.
Im pretty sure at the 5th Grade we read "Nachts schlafen die Ratten doch" 🤔