What were the Nazis view on women?

The Nazis held a traditional view of women's roles, emphasizing their duties as mothers and homemakers. They promoted the idea of women being primarily responsible for raising children and maintaining the household, often glorifying motherhood as a patriotic duty. This ideology was encapsulated in the slogan "Kinder, Küche, Kirche" (Children, Kitchen, Church), reflecting their belief that women's primary contributions to society were through family and domestic life, rather than in the workforce or public sphere. Consequently, women were often discouraged from pursuing careers and education outside of these roles.