Life in Nazi Germany: Women - Cause and Consequence
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences of Nazi policies on women in Germany, encouraging students to analyse how these policies affected women's lives and societal roles.
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Life in Nazi Germany: Women - Cause and Consequence
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Introduction to Women in Nazi Germany
Source A: Nazi Propaganda Poster
'Women are the Bearers of the Future! Serve the Motherland by Raising Pure Aryan Children.' Provenance: Nazi propaganda poster, 1935.
Nazi Policies on Women
Source B: Excerpts from Nazi Laws
'Law for the Encouragement of Marriage (1933): Grants to newly married couples. 'Law to Reduce Unemployment (1933): Encouraged women to leave the workforce. 'Decree on the Status of Women (1936): Reinforced traditional gender roles.' Provenance: Official Nazi legislation documents.
Women’s Roles During WWII
Source C: Testimony of a Female Worker
'When the men went to war, women had to take over their jobs in factories. We worked long hours but felt proud to support Germany.' Provenance: Interview with a female factory worker, 1944.
Long-term Consequences
Source D: Historian's View
'Nazi policies on women reinforced traditional gender roles, which persisted after the war, affecting women's rights and societal expectations for decades.' Provenance: Modern historical analysis.
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