You might be interested in some threads from the FAQ sections on "Daily Life in Nazi Germany":

Daily Life in Nazi Germany

• What was life in Germany like in the month between Hitler's death and Germany's surrender? - 37 comments, over 1 year old.

• The commenters here bring up and summarize interviews, films, documentaries, and books on the life in Nazi Germany during its final days.

• I'm an upper-middle class German civilian living in Nazi Germany in 1941. I have some questions about my life (text inside) - 3 comments, over 11 months old.

• Most of the original poster's questions go unanswered, but a specialist chimes in here to discuss the types and production quality of films available in the 3^rd Reich (with multiple links for viewing) for public consumption.

• What was a day in the life of a schoolboy in Nazi Germany? What was studied? Are there any translated text books on things like racial theory or history? How do they compare to reality? - 17 comments, over 1 year old.

• A commenter gives an overview of the topic with particular emphasis on how Nazi racial views, militarism, and other touchstones underlined the curriculum and education for German students during the 3^rd Reich. The same commenter also provides a brief timeline of Nazi changes to education in the pre-war period.

• As long as you weren't of a persecuted class, and you kept in line, were you likely to live a good life in Nazi Germany? - 20 comments, over 1 month old.

• The commenters here talk mostly about the political and economic happenings that supported the life of average, non-persecuted German citizens in pre-war Nazi Germany without getting into the finer details and also give some recommended reading material on both the economics and daily life under Nazi Germany.