Women in the Nazi Project
From 1933 to 1945, we find out how women positioned themselves in Nazi Germany. A paradox: the Nazi regime, which wanted to lock women into a traditional social role, found itself the most emancipatory in German history, because it overwhelmingly entrusted them with new roles, which they assumed in the honor, by replacing the men who went to the front, as in horror by participating in the crimes of the Third Reich.
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