in Nazi mother all mothers were not treated equally explain
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The three main statements to explain that Mothers were not treated equally in Nazi Germany are the following:
1. To encourage women to give more babies to the nation, they were given fine treatment, a concession on shops and on movie tickets.
2. Women who bore racially undesired babies were punished and those who gave racially acceptable children were awarded silver, gold and bronze crosses.
3. All the Aryan women who went beyond the prescribed rules were publicly convicted and harshly penalized.
This is how the mothers were treated unequally in Nazi Germany.
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The three main statements to explain that Mothers were not treated equally in Nazi Germany are the following:
1. To encourage women to give more babies to the nation, they were given fine treatment, a concession on shops and on movie tickets.
2. Women who bore racially undesired babies were punished and those who gave racially acceptable children were awarded silver, gold and bronze crosses.
3. All the Aryan women who went beyond the prescribed rules were publicly convicted and harshly penalized.
This is how the mothers were treated unequally in Nazi Germany.
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