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Where and when was the state network of schools for brides created throughout the country?

The famous "Kinder, Kuche, Kirche" (Children, Kitchen, Church) formula for a woman's destiny in the German conservative value system became even more explicit during the formation of the Third Reich. The Nazis gradually excluded women from universities, medicine, and law, organizing schools for brides instead. In them, young German women were prepared for the role of wives of leading members of the NSDAP and the SS, teaching household chores, gardening, and raising children.

The students took an oath of allegiance to Hitler and promised to raise future children in the spirit of Nazism, and marriage ceremonies with their participation were held according to a neo-pagan rite. However, military population losses forced the country's leadership to return women to factories, and in 1944 the last bride schools were closed.

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