1. German education enables students to form an understanding of World War II, mainly through the teaching of history courses and social subjects. German schools will teach the historical background, process and results of World War II, as well as Germany's role and responsibility in World War II. At the same time, German education will also let students know the influence of World War II on human history and German society, and how to learn from history and avoid repeating the same mistakes.

2. In the history course, German teachers will guide students to conduct in-depth research and analysis of World War II, and help students understand the influence of World War II on the world and Germany by explaining historical events, people and events. At the same time, teachers will also let students know the nature and causes of Nazism, racism and war crimes, so as to avoid similar tragedies from happening again.

In social studies, German teachers will teach students how to form correct values and moral standards in society and how to respect and understand people of different cultures and beliefs. These courses usually include discussions on German genocide and war crimes during World War II to help students realize the mistakes and inadvisability of these acts.

4. German education will also deepen students' understanding of World War II through some activities. For example, some schools will organize visits to World War II memorial halls and historical sites, so that students can personally feel the heaviness and cruelty of history. At the same time, some teachers will organize seminars and debates to let students think deeply and discuss the history and influence of World War II.

Knowledge about World War II.

1, World War II is the largest and most far-reaching global war in human history. This war involves most countries and regions in the world, and more than 2 billion people are involved. The main battlefields of the war include Europe, Asia and the Pacific, among which the most important battles took place in Europe, Asia and the Pacific.

2. The cause of World War II can be traced back to the Great Depression of 1929, which led to political and social instability in many countries and provided the soil for the rise of Nazism and other extremist ideas. In Asia, Japanese militaristic forces also took the opportunity to expand their territory and influence.

3. In World War II, the two main instigators were Adolf Hitler and tojo hideki. They tried to realize their ambitions by expanding their territory and eliminating the so-called "inferior nations". This behavior has led to genocide, war crimes and humanitarian disasters on a global scale. 1945, the allied forces defeated the Axis countries and ended the war.