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The effects on womens' lives that took place in Nazi Germany

Laila Davies Sajir Englisch

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The effects on womens' lives that took place in Nazi Germany

  1. couldn't vote

  2. couldn't get jobs

  3. didn't recieve good education

  4. Women had to live on the 3 K's which were Kinder(children), Kriche(church) and Kuche(Kitchen

  5. weren't allowed to wear make up

  6. weren't allowed perm

  7. had to give up jobs

  8. had to stay at home

  9. women expected to have children

  10. if had 4+ children.. on aug 12th they were rewarded

  11. Lebensborn: healthy aryan women weren't allowed to have abortions

  12. SS could go and have intercourse with aryan women in hope to increase aryan population

  13. weren't allowed proffesional posts

  14. women weren't allowed to be judges, prosecutors or member of dury due to 'not controlling emotions

  15. weren't allowed jobs in Nazi party

  16. weren't allowed to smoke

    • 'non german'
  17. expected to be 'slim'

  18. were controlled

  19. always encouraged to have children- even if not dating or married

  20. ''take hold of kettle, broom and pan, then you'll surely get a man! Shop and office leave alone, youre true life lies at home'' -Nazi

  21. not allowed to live on weimar germany rules

  22. seen as 'objects' and only useful for mothering and cleaning up

  23. women were seen to have an overload of emotions which is ''why'' they didn't work or do the things a stereotypical man would

  24. ''too feminine to work''

  25. ''men have all power over''

  26. not strong enough

  27. ''mentally unstable''

  28. ''hormonal''

  29. raiser

  30. must stick to ''traditions''

  31. ''housewives''

  32. 'unaware of world''

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small mindap showing what happened to womens' lives in the 1930's. It changed a lot in comparison to the 1920's.
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