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* EastGermany was a thoroughly repressive, Orwellian police state run by Communist overlords. Yet it also had ample opportunities for career-minded women and a robust platform of social services to help them, utterly trouncing the conservative WestGermany of the 1950s. It\'s almost like the Communists were deliberately trying to spite [[NaziGermany the former, ultraconservative regime]]. Post-unificaton, many people pointed out the new, \
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* NaziGermany was well known for this. In fact, the famous German phrase \\\"Kinder, Küche, Kirche\\\" (translated as \\\"children, kitchen, church\\\") is often attributed to the Nazi Party.
* EastGermany was a thoroughly repressive, Orwellian police state run by Communist overlords. Yet it also had ample opportunities for career-minded women and a robust platform of social services to help them, utterly trouncing the conservative WestGermany of the 1950s. It\\\'s almost like the Communists were deliberately trying to spite [[NaziGermany the former, ultraconservative regime]]. Post-unificaton, many people pointed out the new, \\\"liberal\\\" attitudes were a step backwards for the east, particularly obvious when the pre-war \\\'Kinder, Kirche, Küche\\\'[[note]]meaning Children, Church, Kitchen\\\', the \\\"appropriate domains\\\" for women[[/note]] slogan reappeared to discourage women from continuing to work.
* EastGermany was a thoroughly repressive, Orwellian police state run by Communist overlords. Yet it also had ample opportunities for career-minded women and a robust platform of social services to help them, utterly trouncing the conservative WestGermany of the 1950s. It\\\'s almost like the Communists were deliberately trying to spite [[NaziGermany the former, ultraconservative regime]]. Post-unificaton, many people pointed out the new, \\\"liberal\\\" attitudes were a step backwards for the east, particularly obvious when the pre-war \\\'Kinder, Kirche, Küche\\\'[[note]]meaning Children, Church, Kitchen\\\', the \\\"appropriate domains\\\" for women[[/note]] slogan reappeared to discourage women from continuing to work.
