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 XPost: alt.feminazis, alt.feminism 
 From: catchmerevisited2004@yahoo.ca 
  
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 > Here are some quotes from the account of the women's rally at the 1936 
 > Nuremberg Rally, taken from the official party proceedings. The 
 > speakers were Gertrud Scholz-Klink, the head of the Nazi women's 
 > league, and Hitler himself, who outlines the Nazi view of the role of 
 > women. 
 > The enormous hall was filled two hours before the meeting began. Many 
 > thousands of women were unable to enter, and gathered outside to hear 
 > the proceedings over loudspeakers. The leaders of the women's labor 
 > service and those of the League of German Girls took their places on 
 > the platform, and the officials of the NS Women's League and the 
 > German Women's Work filled the seats. To the side one could see 
 > numerous representatives of German women's groups from abroad in 
 > colorful and elaborate costumes. The farmers among the participants 
 > also wore their beautiful traditional costumes. After a piece by the 
 > Reich Symphony Orchestra, Hilgenfeldt opened the meeting and greeted 
 > the participants and foreign guests in the name of the National 
 > Women's Leader. The 20,000 women rose to sing "Our Fate was to be a 
 > Free People." 
 > 
 > Speech by Gertrud Scholz-Klink: 
 > 
 > "The Soviet Union declared the legal equality of men and women in all 
 > areas in a law of 18 November 1918. That meant the same right to work, 
 > the same duty to support oneself, the right of control over one's own 
 > body, which for the woman meant the right to abortion. The view was 
 > that men and women had full freedom only when the state stayed as far 
 > as possible form personal relationships. The state provided no legal 
 > rights in marriage, which meant that there were only two forms of 
 > marriage. One could register a marriage before a government office, or 
 > one could be married without virtue of state ceremony. 
 > The result was that, even when one had been married officially, the 
 > individual partners had the right when they were unhappy to go to the 
 > same office and, for a very small fee, dissolve the marriage. Should 
 > there be children, they would be housed in collective homes, since 
 > both father and mother worked and housing was in short supply, given 
 > the migration from the countryside to the cities. The absence of 
 > resources in such homes led of necessity to demanding money from the 
 > economically stronger partner. The result was constant legal battles 
 > and enormous misery for the children. 
 > Simultaneously, women were increasingly absorbed in industry and the 
 > military. In 1918, 24 of every 1000 miners were women. By 1932, 153 of 
 > 1000 were women, a number that had grown to 321 by 1935! In automobile 
 > and tractor manufacturing, women are 30.4% of the work force, 63.5% of 
 > the drilling industry. 
 > The full equality of the sexes had the further result that girls are 
 > given the same military training as boys in the communist youth 
 > organization and schools. The Red Army is the only army in the world 
 > in which both men and women are trained as soldiers and officers to 
 > wage aggressive wars... 
 > We Germans had 14 years under an attempt to impose Bolshevist 
 > principles on us. The German woman took her place alongside the German 
 > man when she realized that a struggle was going on between God's order 
 > for earthly affairs and universal apostles of humanity who wanted to 
 > replace these eternal laws. It was a battle between good and evil. 
 > Good and evil are equally strong forces in life. They find visible 
 > form in National Socialism and Bolshevism. National Socialism is good 
 > become visible for we Germans. It respects the earth from which our 
 > people have grown. Bolshevism is absolute evil because it is a 
 > universal approach that rejects the eternal laws of nature. "Good" and 
 > "evil" have never stood in such stark contrast before all the world as 
 > they do today in these two forces... 
 > Our work is to spread this idea. It is nothing other than a daily 
 > struggle between these two forces. It is not ultimately a battle of 
 > means or of money, that is of perishable things, rather it is ennobled 
 > by the spirit in whose service we stand: In the battle between good 
 > and evil, we are the obedient servants of the good." 
 > Speech by Adolf Hitler: 
 > Those abroad may say 'That is fine for the men! But your women cannot 
 > be optimistic. They are oppressed and dominated and enslaved. You give 
 > them no freedom of equality." We answer: What you see as a yoke others 
 > see as a blessing. What is heaven to one is hell for another... 
 > As long as we have sound men-and we National Socialists will see to 
 > that-there will be no women throwing hand grenades in Germany, no 
 > women sharp-shooters. That is not equality for women, rather their 
 > debasement... 
 > Women have boundless opportunities to work. For us the woman has 
 > always been the loyal companion of the man in work and life. People 
 > often tell me: You want to drive women out of the professions. No, I 
 > only want to make it possible for her to found her own family and to 
 > have children, for that is how she can best serve our people!... 
 > If a woman jurist does the best possible work, but next to her lives a 
 > woman who has given birth to five, six or seven healthy children who 
 > are well educated, I would say the following: From the standpoint of 
 > the eternal values of our people, the woman who has borne and raised 
 > children has done more, given more, accomplished more for the future 
 > of our people!... 
 > Real leadership has the duty to enable every man and woman to fulfill 
 > their dreams, or at least to make it easier for them to do so. We seek 
 > this goal through laws that encourage the healthy education of 
 > children. But we have done more than simply pass laws. We are 
 > educating for German women and girls a manly youth, the men of 
 > tomorrow!" 
 > "I believe we have found the right way to educate a healthy youth. Let 
 > me say this to all the literary know-it-alls and philosophers of 
 > equality: (laughter) Do not deceive yourselves! There are two separate 
 > arenas in the life of a nation": that of men and that of women. Nature 
 > has rightly ordained that men head the family and are burdened with 
 > the task of protecting their people, the community. The world of the 
 > woman, when she is fortunate, is her family, her husband, her 
 > children, her home. From there she can see the whole. The two arenas 
 > together join to form a community that enables a people to survive. We 
 > want to build a common world of both sexes in which each sees its own 
 > tasks, tasks that it alone can do and therefore can and must do 
 > alone." 
 > "When I see this wonderful growing youth, my work becomes easy, I 
 > overcome every weakness. Then I know why I do everything. It is not to 
  
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