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How successful were the Nazis at imposing their ideology on women?
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Not especially successful. Nazis had 2 major policices for women: to remove them from the workplace in any responsible category (especially government), and to provide large families. They provided financial incentives for married women leaving the workforce to have babies, and while these programs were reasonably successful the dream of radically increasing the German population through higher birth rates were never realized. In fact, all upper-echelon Nazis had an average of only 2 children per family (with the notable exception of Goebbels). Massive population increases which can be noted during the 1930s were the result of the expansion of the Reich (i.e. Austria, the Sudetenland etc.), not increased childbirth. While no doubt many women didn't mind staying at home to have families, it was difficult (both financially and otherwise) to return to such an unliberated state. Also, the women's organizations did not attract the same sort of numbers as the men's organizations did. Women, therefore, clearly did not agree outright with Nazi policy. Further, women who were considered "outsiders" faced forced sterilization and other abuses prior to the outset of the war. For further information, see Claudia Koonz' "Mothers in the Fatherland" and Jill Stephenson's "Women in Nazi Germany".
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