Why Is It Difficult To Become An Aryan Women In Nazi Germany

It was difficult being an Aryan in Nazi Germany, specifically being an Aryan women. Before Hitler came into power, the Weimer Republic gave emancipation to women, even though it was relatively small and discrimination against women, either within marriage or in the wider social and economic sphere was present. But it was even more difficult in Nazi Germany, since Hitler proposed the need for Germany to be made up of a pure race, exclusively of the Aryans. Hitler was inconsistent with his approaches to make turn the world under the domination of the Aryans. He wanted Aryans to dominate the world, but female Aryans were prohibited from social, academic and other affairs. Their bodies and life controlled by the Nazi regime, and they were told what they can and cannot do with their lives; therefore being an Aryan women in Nazi Germany was extremely difficult.
Under the new government, the Weimer Constitution of 1919 was founded, which granted women the right to vote; therefore, women in this regime had a certain degree of freedom. This freedom allowed women to become active in politics and other professions that were not for women during that time period. Even though, they became politically affluent, male still were in control of major political decisions. It was men that made changes politically, women politicians were the left hands. Although the Weimer Republic emancipated women, it still discriminated against women because the women did not have any control or political influence on either marriage or in the wider social and economic sphere. These spectrums seemed to be only under the control of men. Any ways you look at it, you can see that the Weimer Republic was more progressive than other governments especially the Nazi