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 Adolf was always considered "galant" by women |
Adolf was extremely shy with girls when he was young. In later years he was considered "galant" by ladies, who found him to have a charming and friendly manner; always polite and respectful toward the fairer sex. He was never rude nor used foul language before a lady. |
 Adolf kisses the hand of his wife-to-be, Eva Braun. |
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Adolf,
an artist in his youth, was always a popular guest with other artists,
especially with the ladies. |
 Adolf was idolized by millions of German women |
 Adolf reaches to touch the hands of female admirers |
"I give women the same rights as men; but I do not think they are the same to the one as to the other. The woman is the life-partner of the man. She ought not to be burdened with the tasks for which man alone is made. But in every case where women do not marry - and there are many in Germany owing to the shortage of men - they have the right to earn their living just in the same way as any man." - Adolf Hitler, Paris Soir, January, 26th, 1936 |
 Adolf with the beautiful film star and brilliant film producer, Leni Riefenstahl |
 Adolf with Verena and Friedelind Wagner, granddaughters of the great German composer |
"The National Socialist state refuses to admit female labour in factories merely because such labour is cheap. There is, of course, a certain amount of industrial work which can only be performed by women, but an essential condition is that this sort of work should not be injurious to health." - Adolf Hitler |
"The phrase, 'Emancipation of Women' is only an invention of the Jewish intellect and its content is stamped with the same spirit. In the really good periods of German life the German woman never needed to emancipate herself." – Adolf Hitler |
 Adolf Hitler shakes hands with figure skating champion Sonja Henie of Norway |
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