Freie Deutsche Jugend

Target entity: Freie Deutsche Jugend
Context triple: [FDJ, fullName, Freie Deutsche Jugend]

• A. Deutsches Jungvolk
  Deutsches Jungvolk was the junior section of Nazi Germany’s youth movement for boys, serving as a preparatory organization for later membership in the Hitler Youth.
• B. National Committee for a Free Germany
  The National Committee for a Free Germany was a World War II-era German anti-Nazi organization, largely composed of prisoners of war and exiles in the Soviet Union, that sought to promote resistance against Hitler and envision a post-Nazi Germany.
• C. Deutscher Bundesjugendring
  The Deutscher Bundesjugendring is the national council representing youth organizations and youth associations across Germany at the federal and international levels.
• D. Junge Union
  The Junge Union is the youth organization of Germany’s center-right Christian Democratic and Christian Social parties, engaging young people in conservative and pro-European politics.
• E. Bund youth movement
  The Bund youth movement was the youth wing of the Jewish socialist General Jewish Labour Bund, dedicated to organizing and educating young Jews in socialist, secular, and anti-Zionist ideals, particularly in Eastern Europe before and during World War II.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Freie Deutsche Jugend
Target entity description: Freie Deutsche Jugend was the official socialist youth organization in East Germany, closely aligned with the ruling Socialist Unity Party and responsible for political education and social activities for young people.

• A. Deutsches Jungvolk
  Deutsches Jungvolk was the junior section of Nazi Germany’s youth movement for boys, serving as a preparatory organization for later membership in the Hitler Youth.
• B. National Committee for a Free Germany
  The National Committee for a Free Germany was a World War II-era German anti-Nazi organization, largely composed of prisoners of war and exiles in the Soviet Union, that sought to promote resistance against Hitler and envision a post-Nazi Germany.
• C. Deutscher Bundesjugendring
  The Deutscher Bundesjugendring is the national council representing youth organizations and youth associations across Germany at the federal and international levels.
• D. Junge Union
  The Junge Union is the youth organization of Germany’s center-right Christian Democratic and Christian Social parties, engaging young people in conservative and pro-European politics.
• E. Bund youth movement
  The Bund youth movement was the youth wing of the Jewish socialist General Jewish Labour Bund, dedicated to organizing and educating young Jews in socialist, secular, and anti-Zionist ideals, particularly in Eastern Europe before and during World War II.
• F. None of above. chosen