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Nazi Policies Towards Women and the Family

Nazi Policies Towards Women and the Family is a Cambridge IGCSE History (0470) topic. It has been examined in 41 past papers between 2003 and 2026, and the question bank holds 85 questions on it.

Questions in the bank
85
Past papers it appears in
41
Years examined
2003–2026

Exam sessions with a question on Nazi Policies Towards Women and the Family: Feb/March 2026, Oct/Nov 2025, May/June 2025, Oct/Nov 2024, May/June 2024, May/June 2023, Feb/March 2023, Oct/Nov 2022 and 22 earlier.

Past-paper questions on Nazi Policies Towards Women and the Family

0470/43 Oct/Nov 2025 Q4b

Discuss the importance of the League of German Maidens.

0470/11 Oct/Nov 2024 Q12a

Describe Hitler's vision of the 'perfect' family.

0470/11 May/June 2021 Q12a

Describe the roles of women in Nazi Germany during the war years of 1939–45.

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Past papers that test Nazi Policies Towards Women and the Family

0470 Mar 2026 · Paper 1 · Variant 2 Cambridge · mark scheme Open 0470 Nov 2025 · Paper 4 · Variant 3 Cambridge · mark scheme Open 0470 Jun 2025 · Paper 1 · Variant 3 Cambridge · mark scheme Open 0470 Jun 2025 · Paper 4 · Variant 1 Cambridge · mark scheme Open 0470 Nov 2024 · Paper 1 · Variant 1 Cambridge · mark scheme Open 0470 Nov 2024 · Paper 1 · Variant 2 Cambridge · mark scheme Open

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