The scope of this book is the development (1930-35) and subsequent fight (1935-39) of the German Boy Scouts (Buendische-Pfadfinder-Jugend) movement against Nazism in Berlin, Germany. The author recounts his experience in fighting Hitler's dictatorship and his duty to promote the Scout's main virtueóthe development of exceptional citizenship characteristics. Ihle encourages the reader to participate more in the current political scene, even if it means simply registering to vote.
