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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/11/02/MNPV13P1E6.DTL

This article is written by a journalist from the Washington post and it's a news article on the idea that women in the workplace in Hamburg and other parts of Germany need equality in pay. Th limitation of the article is that a journalist wrote it and often times journalists chose what they heard or say and write it, often times leaving out key ideas or issues. The idea of women needing equality in pay in the workplace is something the article states that the german idea of "Kinder, Kueche, Kirche" children, kitchen, church still holds. The struggle for equality in Germany that is happening now also relates to that of what we are studying now. German equality was limited due to the lack of free will in the Hitler dominated society. propagenda pushed the ideas that women should be at home and not in the workplace. As this article states there has been development but the issue still holds over equality. This idea that over time issues left unsloved are still plauging society today such as the equality in Germnay and the workplace. Such ideas that Hitler istalled in the youth and people during his time are still affecting society today. All of these statments gives value to what we are learning right now.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqG_ltj3CrQ

This is a short Youtube slideshow that depicts propagenda posters during Hitler's time in power. This contributes to what we are learning now because it shows the young women Aryan women smiling and being strong ( such as the Olypic one) and how women were meant to make babies in Germany and how they were the key to the future. The propagenda campaign was menat to indoctrinate the youth, displayed in many of the posters being shown in the video and its significant because Hitler had the power to indoctrinate and influence one nation from the youth to the adults. The propagenda was a ploy to the Nazis and helped out the Nazi regime attain more support or power. The Hitler Youth was a group that specialiuzed in making sure the youth were ready for fighting if you were males or being mothers for women. Many of these propagenda posters were most likely for that reason to encourage the youth and the nation to participate in these programs for a stronger better Germany. The limitations in this video is that the poster and song are in German and therefore I can't understand their full meaning.