Hitler Stereotypes

Women are known traditionally to play a certain role in the communities before they had rights. Their responsibilities were different from men and they were known to take care of families and do tasks like, cleaning, cooking, and taking care of children. Here, during the rise of Hitler the experience women lived through shifted. The traditional stereotype women were portrayed as shifted. Women are treated and expected to play a certain role in providing and ensuring safety of the family. This shift is one of the first times we see women have different roles in history, and this is caused by the fact they are treated differently. In Germany during the rise of Hitler, Jewish women are treated differently than Jewish men. In order to cope with
This shift during the rise of Hitler is one of the first time we see women have different rights, and this is caused by the fact they are treated unequally. The traditional stereotype women were portrayed shifted. Pre-war roles and responsibilities of men and women differed greatly. Before the war Jewish men and women in both Eastern and Western Europe lived in gender-specific worlds which allowed them different spheres of knowledge, expertise, social networks and opportunities that they faced the Nazi onslaught. Most Jews believed the Nazis would treat men and women differently, and because they assumed only men were in real danger, they devised gender-specific strategies to protect and save their men in their plans for migration, hiding and escape. Even though they planned eventually to kill all Jews, especially in the early years, during the rise of Hitler in the war the Nazis issued different regulations and work requirements for men and women that show distinctive opportunities and diverse constraints on the two genders. In order to cope with the situations they were facing, Jewish men and women responded to Nazi persecution by shifting the role women play in society. This is why the role women play during the rise of Hitler
Due to the way Nazis treat women, they are not attacked the same way as men. This forces them to take on and learn new jobs and skills, in order to provide for their families. Also, women shift to having to start ensuring the safety of their family by physically ensuring their protection, which is another shift that women had not been responsible for. First off, we see why gender roles have to shift during the rise of Hitler. Knowing the impact and importance and reasoning behind it explains why it was crucial this shift occurred. Secondly, we learn how women take on a new role in the work force. After men are kicked out of all jobs and after kristallnacht women needed to take over and provide for their families and communities. Especially in jobs like factories where men were could not work and instead had to be in hiding and doing traditionally what women did. Lastly, we see how women shift in learning how to physically protect their families. This is no longer economic but instead they needed to ensure the safety of their family. In general, the role women traditionally held had to shift which is caused by the Nazis. Women at this time are no longer thought of in their traditional work feild and responsibilities, but instead take on new roles to utilize their abilities, freedoms, and opportunities, during the rise of