What a man sacrifices in struggling for his Volk, a woman sacrifices in struggling to preserve this Volk in individual cases. What a man gives in heroic courage on the battlefield, woman gives in eternally patient devotion, in eternally patient suffering and endurance. Every child to which she gives birth is a battle which she wages in her Volk's fateful question of to be or not to be.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "What a man sacrifices in struggling for his Volk, a woman sacrifices in struggling to preserve this Volk in individual cases. What a man gives in heroic courage on the battlefield, woman gives in eternally patient devotion, in eternally patient suffering and endurance. Every child to which she gives birth is a battle which she wages in her Volk's fateful question of to be or not to be." in the context of "Speech from the Sixth Nazi Party Congress, Nuremberg (8 September 1934), quoted in Hitler: speeches and proclamations, 1932-1945 - Volume 2 - Page 533" to mean that wisdom is timeless.