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An original commemorative rally badge (tinnie) from the Hitler Youth organization. The item is die-struck from metal (typically steel or brass), featuring a shield design topped with an eagle.
Obverse: Features a central figure of a youth in HJ uniform holding a swastika banner. The background depicts stylized camp tents and a rising sun with spreading rays. Below the figure is a ribbon inscribed: "Für des Führers Jugend". At the bottom of the badge is the HJ diamond emblem with a swastika.
Reverse: Fitted with a vertical pin back. The reverse side bears the mark: "GES. GESCH." (Gesetzlich Geschützt).
Condition: In good collectible condition. Shows natural patina and minor surface aging consistent with the item's age. Strike details and lettering remain legible.
Historical Information
The "Für des Führers Jugend" (For the Führer's Youth) badge was one of the most widely distributed commemorative emblems issued by the Hitler Youth during the 1930s. Rather than being tied to a single specific event, it served as a general propaganda badge emphasizing youth loyalty to National Socialist ideology. The camping scene refers to the mass outings and summer camps that were central to the indoctrination and paramilitary training of HJ members.