Economic,+social+and+religious+policies

Hitler’s policies greatly supported an improvement in the infrastructure of Germany, and sure enough Hitler ran one of the greatest infrastructure advancement campaigns in Germany’s history. This was shown by the construction of several new dams, autobahns, railroads, and other projects. Hitler’s social policies greatly emphasized family life, in that the man of the family would be the one to bring home the food and money, while the role of women were to simply bear and care for the children and take care of household work. Hitler stated that for a German woman, her “world is her husband, her family, her children, and her home.” Following through with this statement, most women were forced out of their jobs to be housewives, while unemployed men took up the jobs that they left. Ultimately, this improved the unemployment rate of Germany, and although it was claimed that the German economy had achieved full employment, this was only partially true as it was used for propaganda. Although Hitler’s parents were Roman Catholic, after he left home he never attended Mass or received the sacraments. Although it was said that Hitler felt some antagonism towards Christian churches, the churches of Germany were greatly funded by church taxes, collected by the state. Also during public speeches or appearances, Hitler praised Christian heritage, German Christian culture, and claimed to believe in an Aryan Jesus Christ, one who fought against Jews. However in more private declarations, Hitler had more mixed and critical things to say, portraying him as a religious man but also criticized traditional Christianity. -  Andrew http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler#Rebuilding_of_the_party

Consider spliting this into sections to make it more user friendly--maybe some subtitles? Economic policies, family policies, religious policies? Get more specific here--what laws were passed by the Nazi government? Give us some specific figures on unemployment. user:jennpratt