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Hitler wanted Women in their traditional roles that they filled in the Second Reich. Kinder (Children), Kuche (Kitchen) and Kirche (Church) or the three k's was a phrase showing how Hitler wanted women to take these roles on and stay at home

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Once the Volksgemeinschaft had pure members of its master race, it needed things for them to do; the solution was to be found in an idealistic interpretation of German history. Everyone in the Volk was to work together for the common good & to do it in accordance with "German values" which portrayed the classic German as a land working peasant giving the state their blood and work. The Volk had a large urban population, many industrial workers, their tasks being portrayed as part of this grand tradition. Traditional German values went hand in hand with reducing women’s interests, restricting them to being mothers. The Volksgemeinschaft was never written about or explained in the same way as rival ideas like communism, and may simply have been a highly successful propaganda tool rather than anything the Nazi leaders genuinely believed in. Equally, members of German society did, in places, show a commitment to the creation of the Volk.

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Hitler claimed Sole Credit for the idea of charity that was Winterhilfswerk (From NSV). People would give to the less fortunate because they were convinced (propaganda and so fourth) that giving to the Germans in need of food, clothes and coal would help strengthen Germany. (Make Sure Chrome can translate the article!)

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Das Versprechen der NS-Machtinhaber nach einer egalitären Solidargemeinschaft sowie nach Teilhabe aller Bevölkerungsschichten an sozialpolitischen Maßnahmen waren 1933/34 der Bindungskräfte des Regimes, die dazu beitragen sollten, den Traum vieler Deutscher von der Überwindung gesellschaftlicher Zerrissenheit sowie vom nationalen Erstarken Wirklichkeit werden zu lassen. Die Mehrheit der deutschen Bevölkerung begrüßte das NS-Regime daher freudig oder arrangierte sich zumindest schnell mit den neuen Verhältnissen. Zu den populären Maßnahmen der Nationalspzialisten gehörten neben der von der Organisation " Kraft durch Freude" (KdF) angebotenen Reisen und Kulturveranstaltungen die wohlfahrtsstaatlichen Angebote des WHW mit seinen Sammel- und Spendenaktionen sowie den öffentlichkeitswirksamen Eintopfsonntagen.

Am 1. Oktober 1933 fand der erste so genannte Eintopfsonntag im Deutschen Reich statt. Während des NS-Regimes wiederholte er sich jeweils an einem Sonntag der Monate Oktober bis März. Die Bevölkerung und die Restaurants waren auf Anordnung der Reichsregierung verpflichtet, nur einfache Eintopfgerichte zu verzehren oder anzubieten, deren Preis pro Kopf eine halbe Reichsmark nicht überschreiten sollte. Der Differenzbetrag zum höheren Preis einer gewohnten Sonntagsmahlzeit sollte dem WHW gespendet werden. Mitarbeiter der NS-Volkswohlfahrt (NSV) nahmen die Spenden in den Haushalten entgegen, die zu verweigern sich kaum jemand getraute. Die Haussammlung erbrachte im Winter 1935/36 über 31 Millionen Reichsmark. Allein in Berlin sammelten im Oktober 1935 rund 75.000 Helfer 375.000 Reichsmark für das WHW.

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Gerade auf LeMO gesehen: LeMO Kapitel: NS-Regime

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Das Versprechen der NS-Machtinhaber nach einer egalitären Solidargemeinschaft sowie nach Teilhabe aller Bevölkerungsschichten an sozialpolitischen Maßnahmen waren 1933/34 der Bindungskräfte des Regimes, die dazu beitragen sollten, den Traum vieler Deutscher von der Überwindung gesellschaftlicher Zerrissenheit sowie vom nationalen Erstarken Wirklichkeit werden zu lassen.

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10-14: League of Young Girls.

14-18: League of German girls.

Indoctrination/ athletics/ domestic training- cooking/ camping.

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Boys:

10-14: German Young People.

14-18: Hitler Youth.

Indoctrination/ athletics/ weapons training/ war games/ camping.

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"The Nazi Party/Organisations decreased from 14150000 to 10,000,000 between 1933 and 1944." This shows that the Nazi's were not as popular as they made out."

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Jews began to lose power and influence as well as their basic rights. They were banned from joining the army and Jewish workers like teachers etc were fired and excluded. They couldn't run shops or business's and were not considered German Citzen's. Jews with German name's were renamed Israel or Sarah depending on their gender

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B.Sax & D.Kuntz, Inside Hitler's Germany

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B.Sax & D.Kuntz, Inside Hitler's Germany

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The type of traditional society that the National Socialists hoped to form was the Volksgemeinschaft. According to National Socialist ideology, such a community would result from creative activities of German Volk. .... The mission of National Socialism was to re-establish the Volk community by bringing to full conscious the awareness of race, blood and soil among all Germans. At the heart of National Socialist Ideology was the idea of creating the "new man" and "new women"; of forming individuals of character; the awareness of race and soil, and the dedication to follow the fuhrer neccesary to create the Volk Folk!

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People not part of Hitlers Volksgemeinschaft:

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People not part of Hitlers Volksgemeinschaft:

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Jews
Homosexuals
Blacks
Disabled
Gypsy/Romani
Menatlly ill
Slavs
Poles
Serbs

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When coming to power in 1933, 30 th January, Hitler used propaganda to show the German people the perfect "people's Community" (Volksgemeinschaft). Hitler promised to unify into a Volksgemeinschaft, but he only wanted the perfect Germans to be part of his people's community. Hitler divided the German people into two groups; the National Comrades, like the Aryans who were to be part of the people's community and the Community Aliens who would have been disposed of. The Community Aliens were groups like the Jews, homosexuals and tramps. Hitler introduced benefits for those who he saw as the perfect race and punishments for the aliens.

The Jews were the main part of 's aliens. When Hitler came to power he had many Jewish businesses shut down. Then he continued to shutdown all of the foreign owned shops. Hitler wanted his People's Community to be supplied with German goods and by German shops. On the 2 nd may 1933 Hitler stopped all of the Trade unions; this stopped future strikes ensuring a peaceful People's Community. By taking over the economic side of he could keep the peace and block foreign goods but also make money for himself in the process.

The German Labour Front (DAF) was set up to control the workers for Hitler. The DAF created many jobs in . The DAF introduces new policies which were designed to keep the workers happy and therefore they would work harder. One of these policies was the Beauty of Labour which improved the conditions in the factories and received better quality work as a consequence. The second policy was Strength through Joy, in which the workers got a free holiday or event to keep the workers refreshed and working longer and better. Then Hitler saw that there was potential money to be made. He created Volkswagen because cars were very dear at the time; this made the public happy as they could afford cars but also made Hitler money and ensured the workers would get to work this cost a substantial amount of money but it was necessary for the creation of the Volksgemeinschaft. He succeeded in creating the economy for the People's Community; was now apparently self-sufficient.

The disabled were also classed as aliens to the People's Community and Hitler made plans to stop disabled people from living in . On the 14 th July 193 a law was passed that meant all people who had a hereditary illness or deformities would be sterilised to guarantee their illness would not be passed on to children. They also sterilised the homeless and even depressed people; to make seem like a nice place without weird people or tramps on the streets. Then to stop accidental disabled babies being born he introduced euthanasia which allowed doctors to kill a baby if it was disabled.

All aliens were sent to concentration camps for very minor offences, they were taken off the streets making seem like a nice friendly place. In the concentration camps the Nazis humiliated the aliens and used their differences as an embarrassment. They forced Jews to have a large "J" printed on their passports and to wear a Star of David at all times to separate them from the public. Homosexuals had to wear a pink triangle for the same reason and the disabled were worst hit as they had to wear badges saying "I'm a moron" and "feeble minded". This humility made the aliens more inclined to leave the country which is what the Nazis wanted. The aliens were used as free labour while they were in the camps which saved money for the Nazis in both employment costs and upkeep for the aliens as many died.

The aliens that survived and stayed in were then exterminated once and for all. The pink triangles on the homosexuals were used as target practice for the army and the rest were used as test subjects for gasses and many experiments. The Nazis succeeded in eliminating all the aliens as very few were able to hide form the Nazis and many left the country. Some aliens went into hiding but the Nazis found them using the Gestapo and could deal with them. This left populated only by perfect Germans.

Then the Nazis had to prepare for the future and the future of was the youth. Many organisations like the Hitler youth and the League for German Maidens were set up to teach the youth to follow the Nazis. In the Hitler youth they were taught like the military, neat, tidy and organised. The youth saw Hitler as a father figure in the fatherland and obeyed him. Then Hitler used indoctrination in the education system to recruit them into the army as loyal Nazis. There were subtle Nazi views added into all the school work to brainwash the youth, as they were naive and didn't see the wrong side of the Nazis. it was fun for the youth and they never heard the other side of the argument that showed the Nazis true nature. Some of the youth did not want to join the Nazis but the Nazis crushed them and hung the culprits. The future of the People's Community was successfully secure and the Nazis would keep control for years to come.

The Nazis were successful in creating the Volksgemeinschaft even with the difficulties it faced. All aliens were taken out of leaving only true Germans. All disabled or homeless people were taken from as they were seen as worthless by the Nazis. Then the economy was taken over and built up around the Nazis. Then finally all those who id not belong were killed and the future of the Volksgemeinschaft was secured. The creation was completely successful but the Nazis were not around long enough to see it continued.

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The Nazi's attempt to create the Volksgemeinschaft

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When coming to power in 1933, 30 th January, Hitler used propaganda to show the German people the perfect "people's Community" (Volksgemeinschaft). Hitler promised to unify into a Volksgemeinschaft, but he only wanted the perfect Germans to be part of his people's community.