Women in Nazi Germany

Women in Nazi Germany

Many women in the world are treated differently, depending in their religion, the country and their traditions of the family. In Germany, when Adolf Hitler was the leader, he had a clear idea of what the role of the women would be. Women were made to be in the house for cooking, cleaning and take care of their children and husband. Girls weren’t allowed to go to school; they were prepared for their future as a wife. All the men’s started going to war, and all the women needed to stay. Because of the campaign that said they must stay.

We don’t have to forget that there were many women that wanted to study but the Nazi discouraged them for not to do it. Before there were approximately 128,000 women being enrolled in 1933 to 51,000 in 1938 in universities. It also happened the same in schools; women were ordered to go out of schools. However women were expected to have a long live and being always healthy. Women how worked were good at their jobs, Hitler make the quit. There were no reasons for the Nazis to make women work because Hitler believe that it had a negative effect on morale

Because of all these things women started making organization to have an education and can go to work. But these didn’t stop some women of making what they wanted for their lives.

Also we don’t have to forget that for Hitler women was born just for making many babies as possible. Single women went to the army to make children as many as possible.

I think all these women wanted to make something for helping. But the rules said they didn’t need to make those things.  I don’t agree with Hitler because I think women and men are the same and have the same rights. Women wanted to help so much as the men but they couldn’t.

References

German Culture. (n.d.). Retrieved from German Culture: http://www.germanculture.com.ua/library/weekly/aa080601b.htm

History on the net. (n.d.). Retrieved from History one the net: http://historyonthenet.com/Nazi_Germany/women.htm