Robert Kaiser (Nazi leader)

The death of Germans in the front called for all-embracing measures to promote "kinderreich" families having large numbers of children.

Kaiser used the Nazi propaganda machine to advocate the urgency of a "victory of cradles".

The aims of Dr. Kaiser's organization were hampered by the physical separation of young people and the difficulties of the war years.

Owing to the military situation, most men were fighting in the fronts, in distant places.

Novelists were also encouraged to portray the family according to the requirements of the Nazi Party, promoting the idea of "Volksgemeinschaft" (Common interest of the people).