Women in Nazi Germany
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- Created on: 12-03-14 18:37
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- Women in Nazi Germany
- The ideal Woman
- No make-up
- Blonde
- Heavy hipped
- Did not smoke
- Did not go to work
- Brought up children
- Did all household duties
- Marriage & Family
- In 1933 the Law for the encouragement of marriage was introduced.
- Aimed to increase Germany's falling birth rate.
- Gave loans to young couples to marry.
- Provided if the wife left her job.
- Couples were allowed to keep a quarter of the loan for each child born up to four.
- On Hitler's mother's birthday, medals were awarded to women with large families.
- In 1938 the divorce law was changed - a divorce was allowed if a husband or wife could not have children.
- Lebensborn programme.
- Specially chosen unmarried women could 'donate a baby to the Fuhrer' by becoming pregnant by 'racially pure' ** men.
- In 1933 the Law for the encouragement of marriage was introduced.
- Kinder, Kirche, Kuche
- Children, Church and Cooking.
- The ideal Woman
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