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How did the First World War and postwar economic problems impact female employment?
The First World War drove women into the factories, and the postwar economic problems encouraged them to stay on working.
What was the meaning of the Nazi slogan 'Kinder, Küche, Kirche'?
It represented the expectation for women to focus on 'children, kitchen, and Church'.
How did the percentage of women in employment change from 1932 to 1937?
The percentage of women in employment fell from 37% to 31% from 1932 to 1937.
How did Nazism impact the professional opportunities for married women between 1933 and 1936?
Married women were debarred from jobs in medicine, law, and the higher ranks of the civil service.
What was the effect of Nazi laws on the number of female teachers and university students?
The number of female teachers and university students was reduced considerably, with only 10% of university students being female.
What effect did the laws have on professional middle-class women?
The laws had a profound effect on professional middle-class women, leading to a decrease in the percentage of women in employment.
What was the purpose of the Honour Cross of the German Mother in bronze, silver, and gold?
The Honour Cross of the German Mother was awarded for having four, six, and eight children, respectively.
How did the introduction of conscription and the rearmament boom impact the demand for female workers?
The introduction of conscription and the rearmament boom led to an increased demand for female workers.
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