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Weimar and Nazi Germany
Life in Nazi Germany 1933-39
Women, marriage and the family
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What was the
German
birth rate in
1900
?
2 million
births a year
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What was the
German
birth rate by 1933?
1 million
births a year
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What condition was required for the loan to be written off under the
Law for the Encouragement of Marriage
?
The woman had to give up her
job
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How much of the
loan
was written off for each child born?
A
quarter
of the loan
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What change was made to
divorce laws
in
1938
?
The inability to have children became grounds for divorce
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What was the
Mother’s Cross
awarded for?
Having
multiple children
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What were the criteria for the different levels of the
Mother’s Cross
?
Bronze
for four children,
silver
for six, and
gold
for
eight
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What was expected of the
Hitler Youth
regarding the
gold Mother’s Cross
?
They were expected to salute wearers of the gold Mother’s Cross
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What was encouraged if a family had a
tenth
child?
To call the child
Adolf
and have
Hitler
as the godfather
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When was the
Lebensborn programme
established?
1935
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What was the initial purpose of the
Lebensborn
programme?
To provide nursery and financial help for women with children by
SS
men
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What change occurred in the
Lebensborn
programme in
1938
?
It began to encourage breeding 'genetically pure' children
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How many babies were born under the
Lebensborn
programme
between 1938-41?
540
babies
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