Work and home: the impact of Nazi policies on men and women (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Quizzes

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What did the Three Ks (Kinder, Küche, Kirche) represent for German women under Nazi rule?

Children, kitchen, church

Approximately how many babies were born under the Lebensborn policy during the Third Reich?

20,000 babies

How much loan did the Law for the Encouragement of Marriage give to newlyweds in 1933?

1,000 marks

How much of the marriage loan could couples keep for each child they produced?

250 marks per child

How many children did a mother need to bear to receive the gold Mother's Cross?

8 or more children

How many children qualified a mother for the bronze Mother's Cross medal?

5 children

When did women become eligible for conscription to help with the war effort?

1943

By how much did female employment rise between 1933 and 1939 despite lower wages?

2.4 million

When did the first crackdown on homosexuality begin under the Nazi regime?

February 1933

What percentage of homosexual prisoners in concentration camps suffered a gruesome fate?

About 60%

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