In Nazi Germany, jazz music was condemned as "degenerate art," yet it became popular among young people. The Swing Youth, a group of jazz-loving teenagers, formed as a way to resist the oppressive cultural policies of the Nazis.
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In Nazi Germany, jazz music was condemned as "degenerate art," yet it became popular among young people. The Swing Youth, a group of jazz-loving teenagers, formed as a way to resist the oppressive cultural policies of the Nazis.
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