Deepaktopzone

  The punishments for women who had sex with Nazi soldiers varied depending on the specific circumstances and the laws in place at the time. Here are some general details: Punishment without Trial : Women who had sex with German soldiers during the war were often punished without trial, even if no crime had been committed. This was the case in Norway, where women who had sex with German soldiers were punished without trial, while men who married German women were not penalized. Rape and Sexual Enslavement : Women were also subjected to rape and sexual enslavement by Nazi soldiers. This was a widespread practice, and many women were forced into sexual slavery. Castration : The Nazis also passed laws allowing for the castration of men convicted under Paragraph 175. This was done to prevent them from committing further sexual offenses. During World War II, the Nazi regime implemented policies that legalized and organized prostitution in military brothels as a means to control soldiers

  Can Europeans, and European women in particular, become objects of trade? The idea seems laughable, since the term ‘slave trade’ almost always brings Africans to mind. Yet there was a time not so long ago when Europe exported white slaves on a large scale to African These slaves were taken during hit-and-run raids by either Crimean Tatar horsemen or North African corsairs. A raiding party would typically descend on an isolated village and carry away its inhabitants—or rather those who were commercially useful, particularly young women and young boys. There was a time farther back when Europeans were accomplices in this trade and when it provided most of their foreign exchange. This was during the Dark Ages and the early Middle Ages, specifically the 8th to 12th centuries. The Slave Market , painting (c. 1884) by Jean-Léon Gérôme 5th CENTURY The slave trade was a godsend for the elites of France, Germany, and Italy. With the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, the