How Did Hitler Change German Society

Hitler changed German society to a great extent, for the bad and for the good. The main way he changed society was obviously through his social policies, although his economic and political policies did change society as well. The social policies effected women and the jaws mostly. Economic policies that changed society involved unemployment falling. The political policies involved many things such as other parties being banned.

The first social change Hitler enforced was Women being pressured out of work, so more jobs would be left for the men and Hitler could prove his worth by gaining full employment for men. Women’s lives were changed dramatically which substantiates how Hitler managed to transform German society to a great extent. Hitler viewed women as only having one specific job, which was to reproduce. He didn’t believe that they needed to work, they
One of them being the statistic of unemployment falling to 2 million by 1936, when in 1933 unemployment was at 6 million. This is a huge transformation to the society as most people were now in work. This may be a positive thing towards the men who were now employed but there were some rumours that the Nazi party manipulated the statistics to portray unemployment as better than it was. Most Aryan people that were in Germany had benefits from the economic policies set, it gave them prosperity and financial security, many observers stated that it seemed there was no poverty in Germany at the time. This changed the German society to a great extent and made the right people in society happy. But on the other hand for the ‘undesirables’ these policies did not apply due to the Nuremberg laws and they were unable to live their lives well, this was a major negative and positive