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Condition of women and children and non Aryan in Germany

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Condition of women in Germany during the period of Nazi:

1:The women were assigned to maintain the purity of the raceand distance from the Jews.

2:Women's had to teach there children the Nazi values.

3:They had to be the bearers of the Aryan culture and race .

4:All women's were not treated equally ,women's who bore racially undesirable children were punished and those who gave birth to racially desirable children were awarded .


Condition of children

1: The Nazi strongly believed that Nazi society could be established only by teaching the children Nazi ideology .

2: even the school's were purified ie:the children belonging to Jews Gypsies and those children who were handicapped were thrown out from school .

3:Racial science was introduced to the good German students ie:the children belonging to Aryan race .


Condition of the non Aryans in Germany

1:these people were considered undesirable .

2: from 1933 to 1938 the Nazi terrorised, pauperised and seregated the Jews. And asked them to leave the country .

3: there were race test held by the Aryans and if a person did not pass in that they were sent to the head chambers which was called the killing field .

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