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Shocking. Water is wet. It isn't "Toxic Femininity", but I guess, it fits the most.
One of the latest nazi post had an interesting link, which brought me to the following study of teenage sexuality in Third Reich.
First I I want quote a statement, which not fully explain it, but is also part of the reasons for the behavior:
A general introduction with story of dances which could be also a report from like 20XX youth behaviour. Parents don't care.
The girls apologize their whoredomness:
Kids hypersexualized and deprived like they watched hardcore porn!
Hey, propably still more virgins than today:
Infatuation, submissiveness and prostitution with soldiers.
The boys of Hitler Youth tried to bring some moral to the girls and stop it:
Also a classic: A love for the exotic foreigner:
One of the latest nazi post had an interesting link, which brought me to the following study of teenage sexuality in Third Reich.
First I I want quote a statement, which not fully explain it, but is also part of the reasons for the behavior:
Altogether it is a combination of Female nature + lack of leadership in family (absence fathers, enabling and encouraging mothers) + lack of faith and collapse of morals held up by religion, including lack of guilty conscience before society and God + encouraging third parties; at that time the party somewhat, nowadays school, movies, musicians heavily + war, which brings morality down, even far away from the frontFurthermore, the Hitler Youth had in some parents' view eroded their authority because the leaders "spoke of the church and the family in a derogatory manner. This undermined the religious beliefs that provided the moral cement needed by so many young people."
A general introduction with story of dances which could be also a report from like 20XX youth behaviour. Parents don't care.
During the late 1930s, a Hitler Youth official named Leo Pelle turned his attentions to rural areas, even though it had long been maintained that cities and urban life undermined the morality of young people who went there in search of employment or to report to a work detail. Now, a new and serious cause of sexual decay had been uncovered by him in the countryside the dances that had become a regular part of rural life. Pelle viewed the dances as such a threat to morality that he felt compelled to warn the public. The extreme nature of his concerns, his affected moral outrage, reveal more about the attitudes of petty Hider Youth officials than about social and moral issues. In an article that appeared in Deutsche Jugendhilfe Pelle described these dances. Held on Saturdays, Sundays, or sometimes during the week in restaurants decorated in what he called "pseudo-city style," the dances quickly became "a threatening sickness that presents a serious danger to the behavior and morals ofthe growing youths, particularly the girls."
The dances were well attended and especially popular among those young people just out of school. Local boys and girls flocked to them in search of a good time. Girls outnumbered boys usually, and the bulk of them were in their late teens. While most came to dance, it was clear to Pelle that "music and dance are not the only reasons by far. Between the dances the couples disappeared into the darkness behind trees and shrubs" for sexual encounters. He complained that "the girls quickly got used to changing their boyfriends often," and noted that unwanted pregnancies were sometimes the result. To his chagrin, youngsters were not the only ones who enjoyed these dances; "the number of drunken men in the arms of married women is striking," Pelle wrote. "Together they smoked, drank, talked dirty, and every so often danced."26 Some parents of teenagers who frequented the rural dances did not care about the behavior of their children. "Many fail to recognize the dangers, or they are indifferent," Pelle bemoaned. "As long as the daughter does not get pregnant, they maintained that 'That's the way it is today,' and 'The girls want something from life too.' " In the countryside, some parents welcomed an early marriage, and they encouraged daughters to find a husband. Other parents were simply too busy or distracted by their work schedules or military service to monitor the behavior of their children. Those who were strict with their children were called "senile," and told by the teenagers that they did not understand them. Furthermore, the employers of girls in domestic work were reluctant to say anything about their lifestyle. They feared that the girls would simply leave, and household help was hard to find.
In his observations on rural dances, Pelle identified yet an additional issue that caused him great concern, namely an openness about contra? ception among the girls. He quoted a local doctor who told a parent: "That should not surprise you. Girls 15 and 16 years old are familiar with condoms, and they carry them in their handbags." A few officials voiced their concern, because, it was maintained, "sexuality aroused by drunkenness, leads neither to a lot of children, nor to a sound marriage and family." In addition, such behavior "causes premature activity among immature youths. Girls lose their natural female feeling of shame. The widespread availability of contraceptives invariably effects them in marriage too." Those who got in the habit of using birth control as an adolescent would, it was believed, continue to use it after marriage. The result would be fewer children for the Reich and a drop in the size ofthe population, thereby direcdy threatening the racial policies of the Nazi regime.
The girls apologize their whoredomness:
Lack of parents and mothers enable it:Officials in communities near Münster voiced alarm at the misbehavior and "a lack of discipline" they observed among teenagers. The situation was similar in Dortmund, where illicit liaisons proliferated during the war, because, it was maintained, girls had become more sexually active. If detected and confronted, a local official wrote, "they excuse their behavior by saying 'The Führer wants more children, doesn't he?' Or, 'What do you want, I'm a German mother,' and 'Others do it too.' If asked why they changed sex partners so often, the girls answered that everyone does it like that. Or, 'the boys do this, so we can do it too.'"
The juvenile court in Nuremberg, for example, complained about the depravity and immoral behavior of that city's young girls, and it placed the blame on the parents. In almost every criminal case, noted an official, the parents were not concerned about their child's misdeeds, nor were they willing to do anything about it. "The mother's indifference and stupidity in questions of child raising is often shocking," he concluded.
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Mothers also worked long hours and were so "overburdened with work at home" that they could not devote much time to the children. "Often the parents lack the recognition ofthe importance of being strict, which is so necessary in war when harmful influences threaten the youth," a judge complained in 1942. Many parents were allegedly "too taken with their children" to enforce the strict discipline, and they frequently made excuses for their children's misbehavior.
Kids hypersexualized and deprived like they watched hardcore porn!
While the incidence of moral offenses was growing rapidly during the war, a trend even more alarming to local officials was the steadily dropping age of those involved. Reports from localities frequently noted the promiscuous behavior of school-age girls, some no more than twelve or thirteen years old. Investigations launched in early 1940 by the criminal police near Nuremberg, for example, uncovered widespread immoral behavior and sexual experimentation among school pupils. A group of youngsters, ages six to fifteen, carried out what an official termed the "worst indecent acts, boys with each other and with girls, too." In one case, an eleven-year-old boy sexually abused a six-year-old girl so severely that she had to be placed in the care of a physician.
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The age of those involved alarmed officials especially because such incidents were by no means uncommon. The district attorney in Nuremberg, concerned about the erosion of teen morality, told of twin sisters pregnant from the same fifteen-year-old. Also in Nuremberg, a sixteenyear-old girl had group sex with four young boys in a church, in front of the altar. In Schweinfurt, an eleven-year-old girl had intercourse with seven classmates, "one right after another," all only ten or eleven years of age. In another case, a group of fourteen school pupils had engaged regularly in sexual intercourse for a year and a half before detection in the summer of 1941.
Hey, propably still more virgins than today:
A study carried out from October 1941, to March 1944, near Liineburg confirmed the worst suspicions. Ofthe 168 teenage girls examined at a youth internment center, 70 percent had already engaged in sexual intercourse. Almost 90 percent ofthe girls had lost their virginity before the age of seventeen and the girls characteristically had multiple partners, with 57 percent having admitted to sexual relations with more than one male. The girls were also well acquainted with contraceptives, and most said that they used some form of birth control on a regular basis. Many oft he girls earned spending money through casual prostitution. As one expressed it, "We'd go to a nearby military base, and we'd get plenty of money if we let them do everything to us."
Infatuation, submissiveness and prostitution with soldiers.
The war, with the enlistment of large numbers of young men into the armed forces, caused further worries for local officials. Soldiers stationed at bases near villages and cities and the frequent movement of troops through the railway stations, some local officials maintained, attracted teenage girls. The striking uniforms and demeanor of older men, some not much older than themselves, and war propaganda to "support our boys," led some girls to shamelessly chase after the soldiers. Wherever military bases were situated, young girls, some as young as thirteen, lined up outside waiting to be taken to the nearest park or convenient hotel, it was asserted in a 1941 study of juvenile delinquency. The result of these liaisons was frequently an unwanted pregnancy or venereal disease.
There was widespread agreement that the quartering of soldiers had a detrimental effect on the morality of teenage girls. "Most all reports noted the general loosening of morals of teenage girls in cities with garrisons, and wherever soldiers were quartered," wrote a Hitler Youth official. The appearance of young men in uniform, ready to go to war for the Fatherland, exerted a powerful attraction in Germany as in other nations. Some observers believed that indiscriminate sexual relations between soldiers and teenage girls were caused by the intense propaganda launched by the Nazis to "bring people and the soldiers closer together." Many girls came from good families and it was, an official maintained, their "love and honoring of soldiers" that led to their loss of innocence. When soldiers in Krefeld, for example, wondered why school-age girls gave themselves so freely and willingly, girls told them, "we'd do anything for soldiers." The problem was widespread and was to be found wherever soldiers were barracked.56 Most of the girls involved in these illicit liaisons were in their midteens, but some were younger. In the fall of 1940, a thirteen-year-old grade school pupil in Ansbach was sent to a foster home because of her promiscuous affections for soldiers.
At the same time, an official in Augsburg commented on the "sorrowful appearance of the immoral actions among young persons, especially females who, though hardly 14 years old, chase after the soldiers and have sexual intercourse with them." Residents of Dachau complained that "one could no longer take a walk through the park, because the benches and some ofthe grassy areas were taken over by soldiers and girls." Another complaint was that the park near the military base was littered with used condoms.58
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Frequently the liaisons grew out of casual meetings at dances sponsored for the soldiers. Trucks from military bases in Kassel, for example, went to neighboring villages in order to bring girls to the dances. Girls openly told the recruits, "you can go with me without worrying. I'm already 16."
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Teenage girls continued to be attracted to men in uniform. By early 1941, reports of such behavior grew in frequency throughout the Reich. Near Konigsberg, officials complained that girls only thirteen and fourteen years old were "retrieved nightly from the base where they went to have sexual relations with the soldiers." When police checked hotels in the area, they found a number of girls under the age of eighteen with military men. It was not uncommon for the girls to register under false names and run off without paying the bill. Girls, it was reported, would frequently have relations with more than one soldier.60
The boys of Hitler Youth tried to bring some moral to the girls and stop it:
According to reports from Naumburg, it was "the order of the day" to see young girls running around with soldiers until late at night. There, as in other cities, Hitler Youth patrols attempted to control the problem by checking the ages of girls, and those under sixteen had to return home. Members ofthe patrols, however, could do little if challenged or defied by the military men accompanying the girls. Some officials suggested combining the Hitler Youth with regular police patrols, but limited manpower made it unlikely that effective countermeasures could be launched. Most authorities were only able to observe the problem and voice their concerns.
Also a classic: A love for the exotic foreigner:
Even though it wasn't as eagerly pursued and rather tolerated, cases of young men seemed a lesser problem and take only two sites in the document. Mostly soldiers who met with french or polish foreign workers. Girls on mass trying to get Chads dick despite the risk for jail.Local authorities often expressed their concern about the incidence of sexual relationships between Germans and foreigners, which was viewed as a more serious and widespread problem than simply hanging out together. A Security Service report from July 8,1940, noted that "in recent times the number of reports of undignified behavior of German girls with foreigners of other races has grown."
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A nearby camp for civilian Polish workers was "frequently a point of attraction" for local girls. In one case, a fifteen-yearold girl and a friend went into a Polish POW camp near Halle where "they danced naked and had intercourse with several men."
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In Glatz, a seventeen-year-old girl had sex with a Polish POW after he told her that Poland would win the war.
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An official in Augsburg reported in March 1944 that "forbidden dealings with foreigners and POWs are still very common." Most of these cases involved girls and young women who had had affairs with French or Serbian POWs.71
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Such incidents were numerous. In Detmold, an eighteen-year-old girl was prosecuted in early 1945 for affairs with French POWs. At the same time, two school girls, ages fourteen and sixteen, came before a special court in Nuremberg because of their involvement with French POWs two years previously. In each case, the parents allegedly supported their youngsters' relationships, telling them that by "marrying a Frenchman you won't have as many children as with a German." The mothers were also prosecuted. Elsewhere, school girls openly expressed their preference for French men because, as one put it, "they do it better." Girls involved with foreigners were sometimes arrested by the Gestapo and frequently received severe jail sentences.
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