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Nicola Bücker

Europe bottom-up

Reihe: Studien zur Politischen Soziologie. Studies on Political Sociology

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“A Legacy of World War II” S. 194-195

„… Germany, young) 8.2.2. “A Legacy of World War II” In a similar vein, several Eastern Germans introduced …” „… the frame World War II when talking about their country’s EU membership. Ten Eastern Germans perceived …” „… the EU against the historical background of the Second World War and Germany’s disastrous role in it …”

Cognitive EU frames, their objects and attitudes in Eastern Germany S. 196-204

„… Single Market, Global Player, World War II, National Discrimination, Inherent Necessity, Disastrous …” „… true for the present study, but also for the study of Díez Medrano (2003: 38). Only the frame World War …” „… may have expected the frame World War II to be more crucial to the Eastern German participants than …”

Historical roots S. 105-111

„… 1871, and in particular during the so-called “Wilhelminian Age” from 1890 to the end of World War I …” „… became particularly prominent during World War I. An influential contribution to this discourse was …” „… World War I and a new dimension of destruction and misery. Most intellectuals across Europe were …”

Appendix S. 295-304

„… legitimate 5.3. Personal constraints for EU are legitimate 6. World War II 6.1. EU keeps peace in Europe …” „… after World War II 6.2. EU prevents return of nationalism in nation states after World War II 6.3 …” „… . Historical duty to support European integration after World War II 6.4. End of own country’s isolation after …”

“An Inherent Necessity” S. 192-194

„… student, Eastern Germany, young) 8.2.2. “A Legacy of World War II” In a similar vein, several Eastern …” „… Germans introduced the frame World War II when talking about their country’s EU membership. Ten Eastern …” „… Germans perceived the EU against the historical background of the Second World War and Germany’s …”

Germany and “Europe” after 1989 S. 121-127

„… perceived the European integration process as a necessary consequence of World War II. So far, the …” „… parties framed this far-reaching step of integration as a necessary consequence of World War II …” „… , Schröder distanced himself from the frame World War II explicitly, as Stoiber had done beforehand. Instead …”

Discussion: German public EU frames, their objects and attitudes S. 127-132

„… , thus becoming more manifold over the decades. In particular, the experience of World War II …” „… Europe completely disappeared after World War II, the German self-perception of being important for …” „… , the frames World War II and Western Value Community highlight peace, democracy, freedom, and the …”

EU framing and types of EU attitudes across national subgroups S. 231-233

„… ones Beneficial Single Market, Inherent Necessity, and World War II. This interpretation also explains …” „… Enlargem. 3 (2 Germans) 3 (Germans) 2 8 Inherent Necessity 1 (Pole) 1 (German) - 2 World War II 3 (Germans …” „… applies not only to the shared frame Solidary Community, but also to the Eastern German frame World War II …”

The GDR and “Europe” S. 111-114

„… become more popular since World War I. Nevertheless, a European federation remained an idealist vision of …” „… philosophers for a long time. The situation only changed after World War II, as the section concerning the …” „… of World War II and the Holocaust, all aspirations for a German leadership in Europe had lost their …”

Cognitive frames and their linkage to public frames, EU objects, and EU attitudes S. 216-219

„… participants, but also to the Eastern German ones, as for example the cognitive frames World War II and …” „… importance of the Eastern German frames Global Player, World War II, and Inherent Necessity as compared to …” „… study, only the frame World War II also appeared in Díez Medrano’s study, albeit as a typical West …”

The EU framing of “committed supporters” S. 225-229

„… % (1) 6% (1) 20% (1) 34% (11) 15% (2) World War II 33% (5) 63% (5) 12% (2) - 22% (7) 39% (5) Disapp …” „… Community and Modernization.Some frames work other than expected, such as the frames World War II and Bad …” „… groups in the Polish sample. Finally, the Eastern German frame World War II turned out to be even more …”

Public frames in (Eastern) Germany and Poland: a comparison S. 152-158

„… ++ ++ Eastern German frames World War II +++ - Beneficial Single Market +++ - Global Player +++ + Inherent …” „… implications for Germany, such as the frame World War II and the frames Beneficial Single Market and …” „… primarily as a Western Value Community, as a result of World War II, as a Beneficial Single Market, and as a …”

“Disappointment” S. 195-196

„… . During the last century, Germany triggered two world wars that were all about separation and partition …” „… ’ reasoning about the EU. This holds true for the frames Beneficial Single Market, Global Player, World War II …” „… century, and it started two wars. Yes, I think it’s still its duty to integrate itself, and to emphasize …”

The EU framing of “critics” S. 229-231

„… Beneficial Single Market. The same holds true for the Eastern German frames World War II and Global Player …” „… Single Market, Inherent Necessity, and World War II. This interpretation also explains why none of the …” „… Germans) 3 (Germans) 2 8 Inherent Necessity 1 (Pole) 1 (German) - 2 World War II 3 (Germans) 2 (Germans …”

The linkage to previous research S. 219-222

„… account the greater importance of the Eastern German frames Global Player, World War II, and Inherent …” „… the other Eastern German frames in this study, only the frame World War II also appeared in Díez …” „… well as the frame World War II appeared in different qualitative studies. The first two frames turned …”

“A Global Player” S. 189-191

„… facing economic and political competition with other great powers in the world. This means that, in line …” „… other, and also to be a competitor of the world power U.S., as well as of Asia.“ (Female unemployed …” „… is very important as a counterweight to America. (...) Especially if I think about the Iraq war …”

The Polish People’s Republic and “Europe” S. 136-140

„… ” (Intermarium, Mi?dzymorze) (Loew 2004; Zloch 2007). During World War II, the Polish underground movement …” „… disillusioned also by the horrors of World War II and had lost faith in Europe’s civilization and values …” „… ). The war’s further development and Europe’s subsequent division between the Western Allies and the …”

Historical roots S. 133-136

„… , Mi?dzymorze) (Loew 2004; Zloch 2007). During World War II, the Polish underground movement propagated the …” „… Europe’s bulwark against the non-Christian and barbarian world, however. The same applies, for example, to …” „… war’s further development and Europe’s subsequent division between the Western Allies and the Soviet …”

The FRG and “Europe” S. 114-121

„… : pp. 118). Additionally, the fresh memories of World War II represented a dominant public frame …” „… necessary consequence of World War II. So far, the discussion has shown that politicians of the three major …” „… (Schildt 1999: pp. 21; Kämper 2001).154 To German discussants who had just survived the war and the …”

Sociodemographic and regional differences S. 249-252

„… academics more often than others - World War II - - R.D. less often than others - - Disappointment in the …” „… mentioned the frames World War II and Disappointment in People’s Europe slightly less often than did their …” „… Enlargement. On the Polish side, Warsaw’s interviewees referred to the frame Global Player more often than did …”

“National Discrimination” S. 167-170

„… maybe they have to be it because of World War II, but to me, the Germans seem to be the cash cow for the …” „… making kind of hidden reparations for World War II. You can’t prove it, but it seems to me that the …”

Talking about the EU: some general remarks S. 159-161

„… 13 (28,3%) World War II 10 2 12 (26,1%) Disapp. in Community 9 2 11 (23,9%) Disapp. in People’s …” „… for themselves, their country, and Europe and the world. To find out what the participants thought …” „… World Power 2 1 3 (6,5%) Disastr. Transformation - 1 1 (2,2%) Integration models European Federation 4 …”

Cognitive EU frames of minor relevance S. 174-176

„… reasons. On the one hand, the partition due to the Cold War, the partition of Europe, which is actually a …” „… reunification of Europe after the Cold War, thus referring to the public frame End of post-Yalta Division of the …” „… situation of their country. Finally, the frames Imperialistic World Power and Disastrous Transformation …”

“A Bad Political System” S. 185-189

„… LifeworldModernizationThreat to IdentityDisastrous MarketDis. in People's EuropeDis. in CommunityWorld War IIInherent …” „… EU as a Global Player facing economic and political competition with other great powers in the world …” „… (...), to co-operate, to help each other, and also to be a competitor of the world power U.S., as well as of …”

The role of communication and public discourses S. 60-65

„… media in modern societies (Knoblauch et al. 2002: 30). What we “know” about our world today stems in …” „… the “classic” sociology of knowledge. This focus on people’s “small life-worlds” implied that the …” „… , such as discourses on war, on alcoholism or on suppression (Knoblauch 2006: 216). Still, the plural …”

How citizens frame the EU: national and social variation S. 280-283

„… , the experiences of World War II were still relevant to a number of Eastern German participants …” „… the world. On the other hand, the Polish interviewees most often mentioned their country’s …”

Public EU constructions across national contexts S. 279-280

„… represents a cultural European community, the consequences of World War II, a Beneficial Single Market, an …”

Cognitive EU frames of different social groups and their EU attitudes S. 276-278

„… analyze all frames with mvQCA. It might well be that the positive frames Positive Lifeworld and World War …”

“Modernization” S. 204-207

„… mainly reflect the established West German public EU discourses. In particular, the frame World War II …”

“A Successful Transformation” S. 209-211

„… it, we have been fighting to belong to this world, and we really believe that we do belong here. And …” „… is, during the state of war in Poland, students said they were not motivated to learn. This has …”

References S. 305-326

„… Gunther Hellmann (2001): "Germany and the Use of Military Force: 'Total War', the 'Culture of Restraint …” „… Argumentational Structures in the German Debate on Europe in the Early Post-War Period," in: Andreas Musolff …” „… : The Case of the War on Terror," in: Paul D'Angelo and Jim A. Kuypers (eds.): Doing News Framing …”

Discussion: cognitive frames, EU attitudes, and integration models S. 244-248

„… ’ diffuse EU support mainly highlight the EU’s relevance for their own country, such as the frames World War …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-12

„… 8.2.1. “An Inherent Necessity” 192 8.2.2. “A Legacy of World War II” 194 8.2.3. “Disappointment” 195 8.3 …” „… Wissenschaftlicher Beirat Amy Allen (Dartmouth College, USA)Gurminder K. Bhambra (University of Warwick, GB)Craig …” „… Berlin)Robert Fine (University of Warwick, GB)Gerd Grözinger (Universität Flensburg)Christian Joerges …”

Sampling S. 87-90

„… frame World War II in Germany, as explained below (ibid: 56). 104 Support for Poland’s EU membership …” „… region around Warsaw (Mazowieckie) also displays relatively high levels of 102 Gender might play a role …” „… inhabitants located in the Eastern voivodeship Podlaskie), and in Warsaw. Concerning the Eastern German …”

The linkage between cognitive EU frames, EU attitudes, and integration models S. 283-286

„… might elicit this type of EU support, namely, the frames Solidary Community, World War II, Modernization …”

Consequences and determinants of framing S. 72-76

„… as the frames Modernization and World War II (ibid.: 56).87 In a similar vein, Menéndez-Alarcón …”

The participants’ favored integration models S. 233-237

„… most obvious regarding the frame World War II, which critics mentioned even more often than “committed …”

The EU’s enlargement and Turkey’s accession S. 240-244

„… ’ diffuse EU support mainly highlight the EU’s relevance for their own country, such as the frames World War …” „… social dimension, the interviewees mainly argued from an economic perspective, either by warning against …”

Research context, research questions, and main findings S. 17-22

„… 2004: 57 and 83). Moreover, Díez Medrano, and Hubé and Rowell report that the legacy of World War II is …”

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Britta H. Crandall

Hemispheric Giants

2011

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Part I. 1893 TO WORLD WAR II S. 15-72

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Franz-Josef Deiters, Alex Fliethmann, Birgit Lang, Alison Lewis, Christiane Weller - Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft Krieg / War

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Franz-Josef Deiters (Hrsg.), Alex Fliethmann (Hrsg.), Birgit Lang (Hrsg.), Alison Lewis (Hrsg.), Christiane Weller (Hrsg.)

Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft Krieg / War

Reihe: Limbus. Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur und Kulturwissenschaft | Limbus. Australian Yearbook of German Literary and Cultural Studies

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Katie Sutton Sexual Pathologies and the Violence of War: Sexological and Psychoanalytic Responses to World War I S. 197-218

„… during World War I. In a climate of industrialized warfare on an unprec-edented scale, medically trained …” „… scale (Killen, 129f.). While war neurosis itself was not new, the distinctive type of warfare in World …” „… and Psychoanalytic Responses to World War I ZusammenfassungDie massenhafte Verbreitung von …”

Alexandra Ludewig Civilian Internment Camps during World War One as a Spur for German Nationalism. Case Studies from Rottnest Island in Western Australia S. 79-98

„… Alexandra Ludewig (The University of Western Australia)Civilian Internment Camps during World War …” „… entwickelt.KeywordsCivilian internees, World War One, nationalism, internment, Rottnest …” „… IslandSchlüsselbegriffeZivilinternierte, Erster Weltkrieg, Nationalismus, Internierung, Rottnest Island I. IntroductionThe World War One …”

Heinz L. Kretzenbacher The Forgotten German-Australian Stories of Australian History: Lesbia Harford’s The Invaluable Mystery and the Plight of German-Australians in the First World War S. 45-78

„… First World WarGeorge F. Kennan famously called the First World War »the great seminal catastrophe of …” „… reached the same fever pitch as it did in the previous war.From the 1830s until after World War II …” „… .Coates, Donna. »Lesbia Harford’s Homefront Warrior and Women’s World War I Writing«. Australian Literary …”

Harry Redner, David Roberts Total Mobilization. Intellectuals and Totalitarianism: Trotsky, D’Annunzio and Jünger S. 11-30

„… the light of his experiences in the First World War.Benjamin seems to have been the first to have …” „… , of course, the start of the First World War, that cataclysmic world-wide clash that raged for four …” „… last eventuality made the Second World War, an even greater calamity than the previous one, more or …”

Robert Buch Before the Firing Squad. Heiner Müller’s Wolokolamsker Chaussee I S. 99-116

„… one of the most famous accounts of trench warfare in the First World War, Ernst Jünger’s In …” „… frozen mud, conjuring up the trench warfare of the First World War. Although the scene bears all the …” „… ; Volokolamsk Highway (novel; play); World War III.Discussions about war and literature frequently raise the …”

Peter Morgan Stefan George’s War: The End of the Homoerotic Dream S. 219-244

„… in Germany during the first decades of the twentieth century and leading into the First World War.The …” „… George, First World War, homosexuality, »Der Krieg«I. Stefan George and the Emergence of Homosexual …” „… litera-ture of homosexuality in Germany before and after the First World War.1 The aim of this study is to …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… Invaluable Mystery and the Plight of German-Australians in the First World War …” „… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Alexandra Ludewig (The University of Western Australia)Civilian Internment Camps during World War …” „… and Psychoanalytic Responses to World War I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197Peter Morgan (The …”

Anhang / Appendix S. 267-282

„… «, während sich der Ostdeutsche fühlt, als wäre er »moralisch allemal der Größte« (471). – Bei Blockzitaten …” „… , Christoph. The Last World. Tr. John E. Woods. New York: Grove Press, 1990 (1988). (LW) – In case that two or …”

Michael Hau Volksertüchtigung, Wehrbereitschaft und Volkskraft. Debatten vor und nach 1914 S. 181-196

„… before World War I. Ithaca/London: Cornell University Press, 2012.Boguslawski, Albert von. »Unser Heer …” „… German productivity and international competitiveness. While the war exacerbated concerns about military …” „… stage in discussions about the postwar future as the war progressed.SchlüsselbegriffeWehrkraft …”

Yi Wang Die Rückkehr der »Han’s und Te’s«. Die Heimatsuche der »China-Deutschen« im Schatten des Ersten Weltkriegs S. 159-180

„… residents of the Treaty Port Tianjin the First World War was a decisive event. The war in the specific …” „… life of the Hanneken’s during the war and the post-war years. This search remained, however, in both …” „… was hier an Heimatserinnerung war, war doch eng verknüpft mit den Menschen – und die haben sich …”

Rezensionen / Reviews S. 245-266

„… couple’s early life together was shaped by a wish to return to Germany after the war and to educate its …” „… ? Well, maybe not: The zombie resurrection of Biedermeier in the German-speaking world is not content …” „… women Limbus 7 print.indd 252 03.09.14 10:09253Rezensionen / Reviewsbetween the wars« (25). Chapter …”

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Valentine Aldebert, Christian Henrich-Franke, Léonard Laborie, Sabrina Proschmann, Guido Thiemeyer - Conflict in Cooperation

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Valentine Aldebert (Hrsg.), Christian Henrich-Franke (Hrsg.), Léonard Laborie (Hrsg.), Sabrina Proschmann (Hrsg.), Guido Thiemeyer (Hrsg.)

Conflict in Cooperation

Reihe: Historische Dimensionen Europäischer Integration

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Sabrina Proschmann European Postal Services During the Second World War – German Hegemony vs. Technochratic Traditions S. 23-42

„… 23 European Postal Services During the Second World War – German Hegemony vs. Technocratic …” „… the official military beginning of the Second World War, the national postal and telecommunications …” „… tested by the First World War, but the postal experts nonetheless succeeded in protecting and restoring …”

Guido Thiemeyer Inland Navigation Infrastructures and the Second World War: The Example of the Rhine Region S. 125-144

„… 125 Inland Navigation Infrastructures and the Second World War: The Example of the Rhine Region …” „… back to the 19th cen-tury. In this context, the period framed by the two world wars plays a ma-jor role …” „… Thiemeyer 126 were only two of many that fuelled the debate. During the Second World War, both sides …”

Jiří Janáč Navigating the Middle: Integration of Inland Navigation in Central Europe and the Second World War S. 161-192

„… world wars during which unrestricted cooperation among Central Europe-an nation states could develop …” „… in cross-border integration of transport, which was maintained during the Second World War and during …” „… water-ways in Central Europe during the Second World War. This chapter fol-lows generally the actor …”

Martial Libera Canalization of the Moselle River during the Second World War: Continuities or Departures between Nazi Policy and Long-Term River Improvement Plans? S. 145-160

„… 145 Canalization of the Moselle River during the Second World War: Continuities or Departures …” „… revue et augmentée, Paris 1977, p. 334. Canalization of the Moselle River During the Second World War …” „… the goal of making it navigable. At the beginning of the Second World War, these canalization projects …”

Conflict in Cooperation – Some Introductory Words S. 7-20

„… dur-ing the First World War become subsequently deeply involved in the League of Nations and also in the …” „… first European communities after the Sec-ond World War – Jean Monnet embodied such a trajectory.5 That …” „… Second World War in particular. What happened to infrastruc-tural co-ordination in continental Europe …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… World WarNomosThe series “Historical Dimensions of European Integration” is edited byProf. Dr. Guido …” „… Infrastructures in Europe Facing the Second World WarConflict in CooperationNomosValentine Aldebert | Christian …” „… Infrastructures in Europe Facing the Second World WarValentine Aldebert | Christian Henrich-Franke | Léonard …”

Christian Henrich-Franke ‘Objective Operations’ under Swiss Neutrality? The International Broadcasting Union during WWII S. 71-80

„… Wartime8 Like all international organisations, the outbreak of the Second World War forced the IBU to …” „… International Broadcasting Union’s (IBU) ac-tivities during the Second World War, made in a letter written by …” „… outbreak of the Second World War, the IBU had developed into a complex international organisation with …”

Julia Eichenberg View from London – Some concluding Remarks S. 247-257

„… 247 A View from London – Some concluding Remarks Julia Eichenberg The Second World War was a …” „… Between the World Wars, New York 2011, pp. 1 – 14. 4 Madsen, Mikael R.: "Unpacking Legal Network Power …” „… ended, regulation mostly returned to a status more prior to the First World War, but close collaboration …”

Christian Henrich-Franke, Sabrina Proschmann German Careers within the European Postal and Telecommunications Union (EPTU) – Continuities and Discontinuities S. 109-118

„… Second World War: Helmut Bornemann (1902-1991) and Friedrich Risch (1895-1965). Both are representative …” „… Telecommunications Union (EPTU) during the Second World War.2 Convinced that the regulation and standardisation of …” „… during the Second World War”, in: Comparativ 1 (2018), p. 82 – 100; Henrich-Franke, Christian …”

Mathieu Flonneau Shaping Motorway Europe: Between War and Peace S. 207-214

„… put into perspective with their national origins, which became nationalist during World War Two and …” „… of converting motorways, it did not emerge for another fifteen years after World War Two. At this …” „… , periods of crisis—and even more so of war—can untangle complex questions that the status quo of times of …”

Valentine Aldebert Giuseppe Gneme (1872-1958): The “Dean” of Telecommunications S. 81-86

„… extraordinary longevity resided in the Sec-ond World War, for it was during the founding congress of the …” „… . At the end of the Second World War, the esteem in which Gneme was held (and no doubt his relative …” „… social repub-lic), as well as two world wars. He is unquestionably a witness and key player of the great …”

Claire Aslangul-Rallo Prosperity and Identity: European Networks in Signal Magazine. An Argument used to promote the Nazi Project for the Continent’s Unification S. 219-246

„… 5. References 245 1. Introduction Soon after the outbreak of the Second World War, German …” „… traffic that ben-efits Europe”: At the beginning of the World War, this Union included 90 companies, and …” „… of its contributions to reporting on the war and politics, supplemented by social and cultural topics …”

Léonard Laborie Railways: Halted Multilateral Cooperation, Valid Multilateral Agreements S. 193-206

„… particular aspect of Second World War railway history, which “remains distorted and hugely sensitive”2, but …” „… First World War, and were implemented at the instigation of the Allies4. While companies had been …” „… constraint (German and Vichy Diktat)”25 with respect to the SNCF during the Second World War: German Diktat …”

Martial Libera Karel Paul van der Mandele (1880-1975) S. 215-218

„… stock exchange, and the port hospital, which were completed in the 1930s. During the Second World War …” „… creation in 1949 until 1965. The experience of the war and the German occupation prompted this banker to …” „… re-covery. He believed in a world founded on new values. He benefited from the analyses of his compatriot …”

Valentine Aldebert “Cooperate!” – The Occupied French Administration, European Telecommunications and War: A Fragile Balance S. 43-70

„… pre-war relationship between the French and German PTT administrations.8 Following the First World War …” „… ), confirming in fact the American influence that had been developing since the aftermath of the First World War …” „… . At the end of the Second World War, in spite of efforts to build a European Community, talks during …”

Pascal Griset Pierre Marzin: Innovator and Techno-Patriot S. 87-108

„… . References 105 1. Introduction The attitude of European elites during the Second World War has been the …” „… that the Second World War had on his career, a topic that calls for a longue durée approach, as well …” „… Telecommunications 90 4. War and the First Realization of an Extended Project 92 5. Marzin and the Resistance 96 6 …”

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Regina Othmer, Dagmar Reese, Carola Sachse - Annemarie Tröger: Kampf um feministische Geschichten

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Regina Othmer (Hrsg.), Dagmar Reese (Hrsg.), Carola Sachse (Hrsg.)

Annemarie Tröger: Kampf um feministische Geschichten

2021

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Annemarie Tröger: German Women’s Memories of World War II (1987) S. 307-320

„… 307 Annemarie Tröger German Women’s Memories of World War II (1987)1 The Second World War may be …” „… defined as a war against civilian populations. Although in earlier wars, including World War I, civilian …” „… destroy the supply bases of the adversary – in World War II the war against the civilian population …”

Annemarie Tröger: Between Rape and Prostitution. Survival Strategies and Chances of Emancipation for Berlin Women After World War II (1986) S. 280-297

„… Emancipation for Berlin Women After World War II (1986) In this article I analyze the relations between the …” „… World War as a period in which the German woman experienced a certain sexual and social emancipation …” „… a positive social identity as did the widows of the First World War in their mothers’ generation …”

Schriftenverzeichnis Annemarie Tröger S. 410-412

„… : Survival Strategies and Chances of Emancipation for Berlin Women after World War II, in: Friedlander …” „… . German Women’s Memories of World War II, in: Randolph Higonnet, Margret et al. (Hrsg.): Behind the Lines …” „… . Gender and the Two World Wars, New Haven / London 1987, S. 285-299. Die Avantgarde der Angestelltenklasse …”

Commentary: Elizabeth Harvey S. 170-176

„… and after the Second World War in order to comment on the photographs.9 The published selection, she …” „… dimensions of women’s post-war lives in occupied Berlin and their diverse efforts to secure a meagre …” „… women photographers and photojournalists in a man’s world – had met an obstacle in Bing’s refusal to …”

Autor/inn/en S. 429-432

„… -) Communism and Diplomacy. The Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs in the Early Cold War, Leiden …” „… sie dort das Projekt GendA – Netzwerk feministische Arbeitsforschung. Sie war u. a. Staatssekretärin …” „… Meschkat, Dr. phil., emeritierter Professor für Soziologie an der Leibniz Universität Hannover; war 1957 …”

Commentary: Atina Grossmann S. 298-306

„… Chances for Emancipation after World War II,« that is, as examples of a certain kind of agency, shaped …” „… works on sexuality and sexual violence during the European Second World War. When A.’s diary was …” „… in maintaining the regime and its war.2 So the story that accompanies this 1 See contribution of …”

Commentary: Luisa Passerini S. 357-360

„… donner de 1968 une histoire à la première personne? 359 commentary Annemarie Tröger: Was war euer Denken …” „… zu der Zeit (1965 /66), was war mit dem »neuen Menschen«, wer war für euch das historische Subjekt …” „… liberation movements of the so-called Third World. This is absolutely crucial and is still a forgotten or …”

Commentary: Renate Bridenthal S. 120-122

„… York City anti-war scene of the 1970s like a fiery comet, ablaze with intelligent enthusiastic …” „… in the ideologies of gender by the Weimar, Nazi, and post-war West German governments. I remember a …” „… engagement with the world did not allow her that kind of drudge work. But I think she did not get over the …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-22

„… for Berlin Women After World War II (1986) . . . . . . . 280 Commentary: ATINA GROSSMANN …” „… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298 AN N E M A R I E TRÖGER German Women’s Memories of World War II (1987 …” „… Seminare, Vorträge, Publikationen waren für viele ihrer Kolleginnen und Studentinnen wegweisend. Ihr Denken …”

Literatur- und Quellenverzeichnis S. 413-427

„… , New York 1995. – The »Big Rape«: Sex and Sexual Violence. War and Occupation in Post-World II Memory …” „… , Jens: Wenn Jungen Weltgeschichte spielen, haben Mädchen stumme Rollen / Wer war die Anonyma in Berlin …” „… and Imagination, in: Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones. From the Ancient World to the Era of Human …”

Commentary: Mary Nolan S. 275-279

„… understand how Nazism influenced women’s waged work, Tröger argues, one must go back to World War I. The war …” „… rearmament and war economies, even as the regime insisted that their true vocation was marriage and …” „… war. She suggests four determinants of when, where, and how working-class women were employed. The …”

Kommentar: Dorothee Wierling S. 321-328

„… 321 Dorothee Wierling Kommentar zu »German Women’s Memories of World War II« Ich lernte Annemarie …” „… Leitung von Lutz Niethammer durchgeführt wurde.1 Annemarie Tröger war eine eindrucksvolle Persönlichkeit …” „… und hielt mich an die Historikerinnen um Karin Hausen, die auch meine Doktormutter war.2 So nahm ich …”

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