People in Golden Age

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People in Golden Age
  1. Women
    1. Didn't want to be housewife anymore
      1. Elsa Hermann free, independent, sexually liberated
        1. Equal vote, education, pay and civil service appointments
          1. Didn't follow traditional marriage and children route due to the deaths in WWI
            1. Not all women approved of this change
              1. Civil Code 1896 meant man decided family life which meant he decided if woman could get paid employment
                1. Leauge of German Women (BDF) 900,000 women who liked traditional women
                  1. Church supported
                  2. 'New woman' more of a myth
                  3. Young People
                    1. Breaking free of the constraints of family, school and religion
                      1. Crime and anti-social behaviour
                      2. Highly selective Gymnasium schools
                        1. If did not get in, then they'd leave at 14 and look for apprenticeships or employment
                        2. Rise of unemployment after1924
                          1. In 1925-26, 17% of unemployed were 14-21
                            1. Baby boom between 1900-10 resulting in more want more employment
                            2. Benefit system helped young people
                              1. Working class in big cities joined gangs
                                1. Wandervogel set up by schools to cater for young people
                                  1. Day centres created to gain skills
                                  2. Jews
                                    1. 80% of jews in Germany (400,000)
                                      1. Well educated
                                      2. Many felt more German than Jewish
                                        1. But kept Jewish tradition
                                        2. Achieved a lot under Weimar Republic
                                          1. 1% of total population
                                            1. Dominated politics, press, business, banking, unis, publishing, books, newpapers, music, thetre and cinema
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