Norwegian War Crimes on Children Lebensborn after Vidkun Quislings death.

1988 interview done with Ilse, Lebensborn nurse at Steinhoring.
. The Lebensborn homes were set up so that German women who had gotten pregnant could come and receive around the clock care. This included married wives of SS officers, NCOs, and enlisted men; there was no class structure in the SS like in the old aristocratic Germany. Everyone was equal and deserving of love and respect. Our homes were like a resort, the food was good and it was a very relaxing atmosphere. We also allowed women who were not married. This caused us problems in regards to those who looked down on girls who became pregnant without being married. Soldiers are soldiers, they have male needs, and there are women who succumb to those needs, the results can sometimes be unwanted. Abortion in Germany was a social norm before NS, everyone was encouraged to be immoral, and if the worst happened, you just made your bad decision go away. Under NS rule, a woman could only have an abortion if it was determined the child was damaged, or the mother’s life was at risk.
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