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Weimar/Nazi Germany.
Policies towards Women
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How did the Nazis view a woman's role in society?
As vital for growing the
Aryan
race
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What were the three broad categories of changes for women under the Nazis?
Marriage and children
Work
Women's
appearance
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What type of clothing did Nazi propaganda promote for women?
Modest
clothing
with
long
skirts
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What was the birth rate in Germany by 1933?
1 million
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Why were the Nazis concerned about the falling birth rate?
Not enough soldiers and workers for
Germany
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What was the purpose of the German Women's Enterprise (DFW)?
To focus women on
Nazi
goals
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How many members did the DFW have by 1939?
6 million
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What types of courses did the DFW organize?
Domestic activities like
childcare
and cooking
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What law did the Nazis introduce in 1933 to encourage marriage?
Law for the Encouragement of Marriage
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What financial incentive was provided to newly married couples?
Loans of up to
1,000
marks
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How much of the marriage loan was written off for each child born?
25%
for each child
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What was the Mother's Cross introduced in 1938?
A
reward
for women with
multiple
children
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What medals were awarded for the Mother's Cross?
Bronze, silver, and gold for
children
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What was the Lebensborn policy started in 1935?
A breeding policy for
SS
men and single women
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How many children were born in Lebensborn homes?
8,000
children
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What propaganda message was promoted to encourage women to leave work?
Focus on
Kinder, Küche, Kirche
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What professional jobs were women banned from in 1933?
Teachers
and
doctors
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What was the effect of banning women from professional jobs?
360,000
women left their jobs
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What happened to girls' grammar schools in 1937?
They were
banned
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How many girls attended university by 1939?
6,000
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What was the reaction of some women to Nazi policies?
They found them demeaning and
damaging
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What practical issue challenged Nazi ideals by the end of the 1930s?
Three million
more women were in work
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Why were women filling jobs by the end of the 1930s?
German
industry was expanding rapidly
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What were the main policies of the Nazis towards women?
Encouragement of
marriage
and
childbirth
Restriction of
women's professional roles
Promotion of
traditional family values
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