What is the main conflict in Child of Hitler: Germany in the Days When God Wore a Swastika by Alfons Heck?

A Child of Hitler: Germany in the Days when God Wore a Swastika is the reconstructed autobiography of Alfons Heck's experience as a heavily indoctrinated and ultimately high-ranking leader in the Hitler Youth from the beginning of the Nazi Regime to its demise. Heck later went on to speak publicly about his experience under the Nazi Regime and persistently maintains that despite the evil of Hitler's regime, he had nothing but absolute adoration for Hitler until the very end of the war. The book as a whole shows the incredible power of the Nazi youth propaganda machine.