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Q Jewish Women in Nazi Germany- Please remember to answer only one question in your initial post 7070 unread replies.9898 replies. 1. How does private space become politicized in the period that Bock describes here? How does this affect the likelihood that German Gentile women will go along with the Nazis? Cite from the reading to support your response. 2. According to Bock and Lower, to what degree were German Gentile women victims or the support force that allowed the regime to function more effectively? And what do you, personally, think? Cite from the reading to support your response.

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The Nazi period was undoubtedly one of the most grotesque epochs in the history of humanity. Among its many other aspects of racist crimes, one was the politicizing of the citizens’ private and personal space. Bock has illustrated the same in her essays by stating a few of the examples from the era. The Nazis enforced rules and laws that evaded personal spaces and named them for the sake of “Volksgemeinschaft” and the race of the nation. Under Hitler’s orders, many women who had descents from families with certain hereditary diseases, or probably showed tendencies of a mental ailment, were sterilized and debarred from bearing children.