Women in Nazi Germany

Kinder (Children), Kuche (Kitchen), Kirche (Church). The only things the Nazis believed women should worry about

Children

Church

Kitchen

... in women were discouraged because they were thought to produce less children

A law which gave newly wed couples a loan of 1,000 marks, and allowed them to keep 250 marks for each child they had

An award given to women who had lots of children. Women who had 8+ recieved a gold cross

could volunteer to have a baby for an Aryan member of the SS.

Hitler wanted one so the population would grow

Such as The Pill and Abortions were BANNED

Was encouraged for women. Meaning no make-up, flat shoes, plaited hait etc

Were increased and more family allowances were made

Were made available to married women who agreed not to work

Was discouraged for women to enter. Some sectors e.g civil service was banned against women to work in

Was made compulsory for adult women despite Hitler's reluctancy to get women to work