A Woman’s Place Within the Third Reich (Collier’s Magazine, 1933)

To be sure, one of the most charitable remarks one could possibly make about the Nazis is that they were prone to “sexism”; and if you wanted to back your thesis up with anecdotes, facts and figures, you would site the attached article from 1933 issue of Collier’s Magazine:

“To say that woman’s place is in the home is understatement, so far as Adolf Hitler is concerned. Certainly she’s not to be allowed in the library. Intellectual life, as well as all business and legal affairs, is a purely masculine enterprise in the Third Reich. And the women, most of them, in hysterical devotion to their leader, obey. Mr. Quentin Reynolds, in a series of brilliant pictures, presents the women of modern Germany; triumphant and desperate.”

10% of the jobs in the average concentration camp were filled by women.

Read about Hitler’s expert on sex and racial purity…

CLICK HERE to read about the beautiful “Blonde Battalions” who spied for the Nazis…

Read about the most popular marching and drinking songs in Nazi Germany – some of them were mandatory: click here.

Click here to read about the origins of Fascist thought…”Today shadows have fallen upon the once-proud German universities. The professors have been forced out of the temples of learning or driven into exile or subjected to a subtle pressure which has changed their academic detachment into clumsy conformity with Hitler’s ideals.”

Click here to read Hitler’s plan for German youth.”