Explain the reasons for the Nazi polices towards woman

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                Explain the reasons for Nazi polices towards woman 

The Nazis had a very clear picture of what their ideal women; blue eyes and blonde hair (the typical Aryan German.) She would have broad hips for child bearing but also be athletic. Her clothes would be made from home-produced substitutes; she would wear a full length skirt and flat shoes. They were expected to follow the three k's; 'Kinder, Kirche and Küche' in English it meant 'children, church and cooking.' The modern (1930’s) women were frowned upon by the Nazi’s; dyed, permed-hair, slim, fashion-conscious and have a professional career. She would wear make-up, trousers, high heels and smoke which was very different to the idealistic view the Nazi’s had of women. During Hitler's rein he introduced many polices and propaganda to help mould his perfect nation. Most of these polices were aimed at woman and were aimed to influence things such as employment, birthrates, health and fitness. In this essay I shall explain the various Nazi polices towards woman, and the reasons for their polices and incentives/actions taken by the Nazi's to enforce their polices.

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The first Nazi policy towards woman was for woman to have lots of children and therefore increase their population. The main reason for this policy was to increase the countries population therefore increasing their countries power by enabling them to be able to go to war safely. The Nazi's used a medal system as an incentive and a sign of their appreciation for playing their role in the state by 'donating a baby to the fuhrer.' The Nazi's awarded medals to prolific mothers on mothering Sundays. Bronze medals were awarded to mothers with four or five children, silver for mothers ...

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