Life in
Germany
No
, Nazi policytowards women
-
Woman
During women
during How successfil were Nazi policies towards women?
Weimar Nazis
Nazi Policies Examples ofsuccess Examples of
Failure
Political
rights
should. Increase Birth Birth rate increased Mostcouples continued
right to rote-woman rate from.
· · -
rightto be notinvolve in
'Marriage 970, DDD babies born to onlytwo
·
policy 1: in have
-
deputies in the
politics at
all lan' loan for married 1933 to 1.4 million born children
Reichstag young couples. For each in 1933
children they had, they
·
By 1939, 3 million mother Church
disapproved
Economic rights would have to
pay back recieved Bronze Mother cross Lebensborn
programme
25% less
of
the loan because they had 4 or I sex outside
ofmarriage
started Policy 2:increase children
·
women women should -
in more
careers
e.g doctors, stay home
at
maternity benefits D
12,000 extra children were
lawyers etc. and work
not
-
Policy 3:Abortions born under the Lebensborn
sometimes they were made
illegal programme.
·
the
could earn
-Policy 4:Easier to
some as men divorce, couple
it were
enable to have children
-
Policy 5: 'Lebensborn'
programme.
Social
Rights women should have
·
traditional family Women's After rearmament
·
enterprise movement
·
role
would should Mother's medal had 6 million members started
women cross 1935,
· ·
women in many
-
smoke and drink not smoke or -
Women were by 1939 women had to
stop
public drink edicated and
in in
cookery being homemakers
Propaganda largely had to work
·
skills was to
go
should successfull
·
would At
women school, girl
·
women were
-
not
wear shorter wear make-sp taughthow to cook
skirts,
high
should Nazi
heeled propaganda
-
shoes women
and shorter wear
long skirts
praised women as
hair and flat shoes home-makers'
Germany
No
, Nazi policytowards women
-
Woman
During women
during How successfil were Nazi policies towards women?
Weimar Nazis
Nazi Policies Examples ofsuccess Examples of
Failure
Political
rights
should. Increase Birth Birth rate increased Mostcouples continued
right to rote-woman rate from.
· · -
rightto be notinvolve in
'Marriage 970, DDD babies born to onlytwo
·
policy 1: in have
-
deputies in the
politics at
all lan' loan for married 1933 to 1.4 million born children
Reichstag young couples. For each in 1933
children they had, they
·
By 1939, 3 million mother Church
disapproved
Economic rights would have to
pay back recieved Bronze Mother cross Lebensborn
programme
25% less
of
the loan because they had 4 or I sex outside
ofmarriage
started Policy 2:increase children
·
women women should -
in more
careers
e.g doctors, stay home
at
maternity benefits D
12,000 extra children were
lawyers etc. and work
not
-
Policy 3:Abortions born under the Lebensborn
sometimes they were made
illegal programme.
·
the
could earn
-Policy 4:Easier to
some as men divorce, couple
it were
enable to have children
-
Policy 5: 'Lebensborn'
programme.
Social
Rights women should have
·
traditional family Women's After rearmament
·
enterprise movement
·
role
would should Mother's medal had 6 million members started
women cross 1935,
· ·
women in many
-
smoke and drink not smoke or -
Women were by 1939 women had to
stop
public drink edicated and
in in
cookery being homemakers
Propaganda largely had to work
·
skills was to
go
should successfull
·
would At
women school, girl
·
women were
-
not
wear shorter wear make-sp taughthow to cook
skirts,
high
should Nazi
heeled propaganda
-
shoes women
and shorter wear
long skirts
praised women as
hair and flat shoes home-makers'
