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* AssimilationAcademy: Hans' Nazi teacher uses the metaphor of a fox and a rabbit to teach that the weak have the right to dominate the strong. Hans expresses sympathy for the rabbit, and other boys laugh at him and his furious teacher makes him sit in a corner and wear a dunce cap. He starts yelling that he hates the rabbit, the first sign that he is becoming a proper Nazi.
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* AssimilationAcademy: Hans' Nazi teacher uses the metaphor of a fox and a rabbit to teach that the weak strong have the right to dominate the strong.weak. Hans expresses sympathy for the rabbit, and other boys laugh at him and his furious teacher makes him sit in a corner and wear a dunce cap. He starts yelling that he hates the rabbit, the first sign that he is becoming a proper Nazi.
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**Ditto with an overweight "Germania" as the princess. Animator [[WordOfSaintPaul Ward Kimball]], who worked on the scene, even stated that she "was a caricature of Hermann Goering [sic]."
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* AnAesop: The children of Germany didn't choose to be Nazis. They were TaughtToHate by the authority figures in charge.
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* AssimilationAcademy: Hans' teacher uses the metaphor of a fox and a rabbit to teach that the weak have the right to dominate the strong. When Hans expresses sympathy for the rabbit, the other boys laugh at him and his furious teacher makes him sit in a corner and wear a dunce cap until he starts yelling about how much he hates the rabbit.
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* AssimilationAcademy: Hans' Nazi teacher uses the metaphor of a fox and a rabbit to teach that the weak have the right to dominate the strong. When Hans expresses sympathy for the rabbit, the and other boys laugh at him and his furious teacher makes him sit in a corner and wear a dunce cap until he cap. He starts yelling about how much that he hates the rabbit.rabbit, the first sign that he is becoming a proper Nazi.
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* AssimilationAcademy: Hans' teacher uses the metaphor of a fox and a rabbit to teach that the weak have the right to dominate the strong. When Hans expresses sympathy for the rabbit, the other boys laugh at him and his furious teacher makes him sit in a corner and wear a dunce cap until he starts yelling about how much he hates the rabbit.
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* AnAesop: The children of Germany didn't choose to be Nazis. They were bullied into it.
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* AnAesop: The children of Germany didn't choose to be Nazis. They were bullied into it. TaughtToHate by the authority figures in charge.
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* CradleToGraveCharacter: Over the course of ten minutes, Hans is born and presented before a Nazi judge, schooled in Nazi education and propaganda by his teachers as a young boy, takes part in the Nazis' atrocities, grows up into a soldier serving the Nazi regime, and is implied to die on the battlefield, leaving behind a cross marked with a Nazi swastika.
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* CradleToGraveCharacter: CradletoGraveCharacter: Over the course of ten minutes, Hans is born and presented before a Nazi judge, schooled in Nazi education and propaganda by his teachers as a young boy, takes part in the Nazis' atrocities, grows up into a soldier serving the Nazi regime, and is implied to die on the battlefield, leaving behind a cross marked with a Nazi swastika.
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* CradleToGraveCharacter: Over the course of ten minutes, Hans is born and presented before a Nazi judge, schooled in Nazi education and propaganda by his teachers as a young boy, takes part in the Nazis' atrocities, grows up into a soldier serving the Nazi regime, and is implied to die on the battlefield, leaving behind a cross marked with a Nazi swastika.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:All of Hans' good traits are successfully stamped out by his Nazi teachers, and he grows up into a mindless, brainwashed soldier who willingly serves the evil Nazi regime. It's implied that he dies in battle, along with his classmates.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:All of Hans' good traits are successfully stamped out by his Nazi teachers, and he grows up into a mindless, brainwashed soldier who willingly serves the evil Nazi regime. It's implied that As he dies in battle, along and his comrades march off into the distance, they fade away and are replaced with his classmates.crosses, implying they will die in battle.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:It's implied that Hans dies in battle, along with his classmates.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:It's [[spoiler:All of Hans' good traits are successfully stamped out by his Nazi teachers, and he grows up into a mindless, brainwashed soldier who willingly serves the evil Nazi regime. It's implied that Hans he dies in battle, along with his classmates.]]
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* TaughtToHate: Hans is naturally kind and feels pity for poor rabbit who gets eaten by the fox. His Nazi teacher humiliates Hans in front of his class for that answer, making him wear a dunce cap and sit in a corner. After getting the {{Death Glare}}s from Hitler and his cronies' portraits and seeing his classmates give the "correct" answer, Hans declares to his teacher that he hates the rabbit now for being weak and cowardly. The teacher gives an evil smile and then teaches the class how to implement this hateful lesson for the real world.
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* TaughtToHate: Hans is naturally kind and feels pity for poor rabbit who gets eaten by the fox. His Nazi teacher humiliates Hans in front of his class for that answer, making him wear a dunce cap and sit in a corner. After getting the {{Death Glare}}s from Hitler and his cronies' portraits and seeing his classmates give the "correct" answer, Hans declares to his teacher that he hates the rabbit now for being weak and cowardly. The teacher gives an evil smile and then teaches the class how to implement this hateful lesson for the real world. By the end of the short, Hans grows up to be a stone-cold soldier of the Third Reich with a permanent scowl on his face as he marches into war.
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* TaughtToHate: Hans is naturally kind and feels pity for poor rabbit who gets eaten by the fox. His Nazi teacher humiliates Hans in front of his class for that answer, making him wear a dunce cap and sit in a corner. After getting the {{Death Glare}}s from Hitler and his cronies' portraits and seeing his classmates give the "correct" answer, Hans declares to his teacher that he hates the rabbit now for being weak and cowardly. The teacher gives an evil smile and then teaches the class how to implement this hateful lesson for the real world.
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* KidsAreCruel: But only because adults are just as cruel, if not worse. At worst, the grown-ups would actively brainwash their kids into [[BookBurning burning books]] or replacing church icons with Nazi ones and throwing rocks through windows.
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Misuse of "laser-guided", that's for a specific target. Tyke-bomb is the right trope.
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* LaserGuidedTykebomb: Hans and his peers are raised to become mindless, arrogant killing machines for the Nazi state.
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* TykeBomb: Hans and his peers are raised to become mindless, arrogant killing machines for the Nazi state.
