When Biology Became Destiny: Women in Weimar and Nazi Germany
Edited by Renate Bridenthal, Atina Grossman and Marion Kaplan
$22.00
Paperback, 364 pages
ISBN: 0-85345-643-7
Released: January 1984
This collection of essays analyzes the experience of women in Weimar and Nazi Germany—the first a period of crisis and polarization between right and left, and the second a period in which the right triumphed. The history documented in this book provides us with a perspective from which to analyze our own time, for in the history of Weimar and Nazi Germany we see the issues surrounding women, family, and reproduction as powerful mobilizing forces for both right and left.
Publication Date: January 1984
Number of Pages: 386
Paperback ISBN: 9780853456438
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