"There's a whole lack of generational memory with the white kids," Mr. Wendel said.
The Nazis shrewdly presented the Hitler Youth, and their regime as a whole, as a generational rebellion against the undignified middle-aged compromises of the Weimar Republic and democracies in general.
Taken as a whole, these distinctive generational characteristics affect everything from the type of jobs Millennials gravitate toward to how they plan for their financial future.
And in this whole meeting was a real generational divide between Robert Merton trying to protect his position, people like Derek Price also, and younger people looking for direction.
Unusually for a politician, Liz Kendall, Labour's shadow minister for care and older people, recognises the need for whole family policies rather than generational ones.
On the other hand, perhaps carrying a generational burden, a whole other personality seems to thrive only in an aspirational state where there's constant striving for what, at the time, seems impossible.
"Thanks to the visionary and inventive folks at Apple, my Amblin team and I are going to be resurrecting this 93-year-old brand and offering to multi-generational audiences a whole new batch of Amazing Stories," he said.
Alicia Keys: A main component of the whole concept is that it's generational.
That's why you should identify and agree upon both macro- and micro-KPIs tailored to your vision, whether that be leads, sales, responding to changes in media consumption habits, generational shifts or a whole host of other variables.
"What we were looking at doing had never been done in the world before, bringing about inter-generational change in a whole population," says MacKay.
