To what degree did the Nazi regime enforce gender relations in Germany in 1933-1939?

In the years spanning from 1933 to 1939, the Nazi regime in Germany held a significant power in shaping and enforcing gender relations within their society. The extent to which these relations were influenced by Nazi ideology and policies is a subject of the profound historical inquiry. Seeking to explore the degree to which the Nazi regime enforced gender relations during this period, focusing on the emphasis placed on traditional family values and the differential oppression experienced by men and women. Through the analysis of historical evidence, including propaganda, policies, and societal dynamics, with an aim to expand on the lasting effects of trauma and loss on the gender dynamics of Germany. The Nazi regime greatly enforced gender relations in Germany from 1933-1939, emphasizing traditional family values and oppressing men and women in different ways, the trauma and loss during this period had long lasting effects on the gender dynamics in Germanys.