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Germany Module - 1932-33 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Reich Cabinet could pass new laws
      - the laws could overrule the constitution
      - Hitler would propose the laws
- - - - Unemployment reduced, most men were in work
      - Average weekly wag rose
      - Businesses benefitted from increased investment
    - - cost of food rose
      - Working hours increased
      - 4 year plan put pressure on the economy, lef to food shortages
- - - - Refugess form Poland and East Prussia fled into Germany ahead of Russian advances
      - Millions fled to western areas to escape
      - essentials were put under pressure
    - - From 1943 food shortages increased
      - BY 1945 rationing system collapsed
      - People had to scavange for food
    - - BY 1943 all men aged 16-65 and women aged 17-45 had to register to work
      - Hitler youth children helped with farm work
      - Forced labour increased
    - - German cities repeatedly bombed
      - 500,000 were killed
      - Million houses destroyed
      - Damage to factories affected industrial production
- - - - Wear traditional clothes
      - To be fair haired and blue eyed (aryan)
      - To marry and have children
      - To stay at home and not have an education
  - - - From 1933, women banned from professional careers
      - Number of employed married women fell
      - However after 1939 due to the shortage, women were encouragd to work again
    - - Law for the Encouragement of Marriage (1933) issued vouchers to newly marriee couples
      - Number of married couples increased
    - - Women should have atleast 4
      - Form 1936, women were given money to support childcare
      - Birth rate increased
    - - Girls education was tailored towards being a housewife
      - German Women's Enterpirse (DFW) had 5 million members
      - Number of women attending uni dropped