Like it says in the title. It’s something I found and downloaded, once, for writing reference, but is hidden beyond easy discovery in my rat’s nest of files.
Basically, a simple black & white comic (I seem to recall the version I saw had English translations of the written parts), starting with a cartoon of a little kid, with an arrow leading to an older kid in a Hitler Youth uniform, with the legend “Hitler Youth, Age to ”, with an arrow leading from that to a cartoon of a young adult in Wehrmacht uniform, with a legend something like “Mandatory National Service, Age 18-20,” and leading on and occasionally branching off sort of like a flow chart with a typical projected “career path” of a boy/man in the Reich, with bits like “5 years active reserve,” “10 years inactive reserve,” a side branch one with “invalided out” for a cheerful little guy in uniform, with one crutch and one leg (!), all the way to retirement age. I don’t recall if it ended with a happy little tombstone or not.
It certainly looked period-appropriate, in quality and style, but I don’t even know if it was Nazi educational material/propaganda, Allied educational material/propaganda (a la Disney’s Education for Death), or what.
I’m pretty confident it isn’t just something I hallucinated after huffing Afrin, but…can anyone enlighten me?