Were women allowed to vote in Nazi Germany?

At the turn of the twentieth century, women throughout Europe and North America were demanding that their governments give them the right to vote. Germany was no exception; women began to hold demonstrations for women's suffrage there as early as 1910. read more

I would doubt they were allowed due to 2 things: 1. It was a totalitarian society 2. Hitler viewed women's rights as a "communist conspiracy" which he did not like. Adding to that, they were encouraged to do domestic work and not go onto higher studies. The Weimar Republic which preceded the third reich was pretty progressive in it's time. read more

Women were allowed to vote since 1918. They could even vote in Nazi Germany. There were still some "elections" until 1938. Another question is whom you could vote for. I have posted you a picture of a polling station during that dictature. The men in the Nazi uniforms below the crowned portrait are the poll workers. read more

Some women who worked for women's rights were in fact opposed to extending the vote to women, a stance that became more widespread at the turn of the 20th century, when many Germans were concerned that granting women the vote would result in more votes for socialists. read more