Fun Fact

Nelson Mandola, too. Oh, and also Jesus Christ.

He eat sugar too, do you?

Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party were against abortion, especially for women who were not considered racially pure. The Nazis believed that a larger, racially pure population would strengthen Germany's military and provide settlers for conquered territories.

Abortion was legalized in NAZI for those consider undesirable or defective. It's basic part of the eugenics belief they hold. At the same time, they didn't allow healthy Germans to have abortions unless the mother's life was in danger. If you read what it wrote, you even contradicted yourself.

https://gremjournal.com/journal/02-03-2023/obstetrics-and-gynecology-in-third-reich-concentration-camps-a-never-ending-nightmare/

From the beginning, the Nazi politicians used medicine to promote "positive eugenics" and encouraging births among German women based on statements such as "the nation's stock of ovaries is a national resource and the property of the German state."

Which contradicts nothing I said.

Broodmares of the state. NAZIS decided who did and didn't get abortions.

Which contradicts nothing I said.

Not trying to contradict your statement. Just saying, if the NAZIS felt the blood line was pure, then no abortion. If it was a Jew or any other minority outside of German, abortion was OK.

Actually no, that's incorrect again. Deformity or genetic disorders allows for abortion as well. And the expectation for the mother's life.

Your article: The extermination was carried out with a policy of abortions and infanticide immediately after the birth. Nazism implemented the connection between antisemitism, racism, and sexism. Women who were biologically capable of having children were allocated as members of a racially selected superior or inferior group. Just as the Nazis tried to persuade German women that no duty was more important than having children to the Third Reich, they also in turn insisted that Jewish motherhood, considered to be an "inferior population", must be eradicated forever. Nazi sexism was irrevocably intertwined with racism, and all women were subjected to a double policy: that of support or that of extermination.

Which contradicts nothing I said.