The Hitlergruß in German
I'm actually sorry to have to ask this, because the topic in itself makes me very uncomfortable. But I need it for a paper that's due in two days, and my Google-fu is weak.
In German, which verb would you associate with the Hitlergruß? There are several to choose from in Dutch (make, bring, show, etc.), but it seems there is no German equivalent of a sentence that means "he/she performed the Hitlergruß." I'm sure there has to be something... what would be a neutral, descriptive way of stating that a group of people performed the greeting?
(Bonus points if it can be used in a sentence with "gezwungen" - the paper is on the subject of NPD/HdJ holiday camps for children.)
Thanks in advance!
In German, which verb would you associate with the Hitlergruß? There are several to choose from in Dutch (make, bring, show, etc.), but it seems there is no German equivalent of a sentence that means "he/she performed the Hitlergruß." I'm sure there has to be something... what would be a neutral, descriptive way of stating that a group of people performed the greeting?
(Bonus points if it can be used in a sentence with "gezwungen" - the paper is on the subject of NPD/HdJ holiday camps for children.)
Thanks in advance!