Karl Veth, the oldest of three children, was born in Berlin, Germany in 1930.
By the time he was old enough to start school and begin his education, Hitler had already established a firm death-grip on the country.
Children were fed a steady diet of Nazi propaganda and were often encouraged to turn on their family and friends but contrary to popular belief, not all of them bought into it.
Karl is an intelligent young boy who strives to excel in his studies, but he questions everything.
Dangerous questions during a time when people are closely monitored.
Karl's father and grandfather are not blind followers and they have their own opinions about Hitler and his regime.
The lessons they teach Karl often contradict what he is taught in school, yet they also inspire him to think on his own and form his own opinions.
German law mandates that all children must become members of the Hitler Youth and at the age of 10, Karl enters the Jungvolk, the junior branch of the Hitler Youth.
He must wade through the propaganda and everything he is taught to decide for himself what is right and what it wrong.
Little does he know at the time, but many of his grandfather's predictions about the future of the Third Reich will eventually come to pass.
The lessons he learns now and the opinions he forms will determine his fate in dangerous times ahead.
About the Author: Horst Christian was born in Berlin, Germany in 1930.
His father, a mathematician and a banker, taught him to read and write before the age of 5.
He discovered his love for writing by the time he was 10 years old and wrote vacation reports and several articles for the German school periodical Hilf Mit.
When Horst was 10, he entered the Jungvolk, a subdivision of the Hitler Youth, which was mandatory in the Berlin school system.
He then entered the Hitler Youth at the age of 14, also mandatory, and continued writing for the Hitler Youth periodicals Der Pimpf and Die Deutsche Jugend Burg.
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