Women in Nazi Germany
- Created by: Sophie Elizabeth Coffey
- Created on: 13-05-13 11:58
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- Women in Nazi Germany
- Work
- Women were forced from to workplace as the Nazis considered work to be a man's job
- 1937 the duty year for women was introduced.
- Nazis didn't like this but knew options were limited.
- Appearance
- Long hair and had to be tied up or plaited nicely.
- Should have wide hips to make child birth easier
- No make up was to be worn
- Women were not allowed to smoke or drink in public
- The 3 Ks
- Children (Kinder)
- Women were expected to have lots of children
- 4 children was a bronze medal
- 6 children was a silver medal
- 8 children was a gold medal
- Women were expected to have lots of children
- Church (Kirche)
- Women were allowed to leave the house only to buy food or attend church
- Kitchen (Kuche)
- Women were to stay at home to cook for their family and husband
- Children (Kinder)
- Single Women
- ** men would impregnate single women so they could "donate a baby"
- Encouraged to marry
- Encouraged to quit work
- Work
- Side notes
- Women loved Hitler because of his charisma
- Birth rate rose by 30%
- Women loved Hitler because of his charisma
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