rably after new laws restricted them from many occupations. It was believed that the job of the woman was to be at home, procreating and homemaking. Between 1933 and 1935 over 800 000 women left the workforce (Mason: 151). New laws built around Hitler's racial policies and hatred of Jews, prevented Jews from various positions in the workforce and many Jewish owned businesses were taken and distributed to German workers. This provided many opportunities for the previously unemployed in Germany to re-enter the workforce.
             Hitler also brought into practice, pre-conceived labout operations from the previous government. A
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