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Women in German history: from bourgeois emancipation to sexual liberation

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Contents: Human Rights and Women's Duties in the late 18th Century: Bourgeois Society and Gender -- The 19th Century -- The Discovery of the 'Modern Women' 1914-1933 -- Between Tradition and Modernity: Women in the Third Reich -- Opportunities and Restrictions in the New Republic: 1945-1988 -- Two Hundred Years of Women's History: A Critical Appraisal

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Contents: Human Rights and Women's Duties in the late 18th Century: Bourgeois Society and Gender -- The 19th Century -- The Discovery of the 'Modern Women' 1914-1933 -- Between Tradition and Modernity: Women in the Third Reich -- Opportunities and Restrictions in the New Republic: 1945-1988 -- Two Hundred Years of Women's History: A Critical Appraisal

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Contents: Human Rights and Women's Duties in the late 18th Century: Bourgeois Society and Gender -- The 19th Century -- The Discovery of the 'Modern Women' 1914-1933 -- Between Tradition and Modernity: Women in the Third Reich -- Opportunities and Restrictions in the New Republic: 1945-1988 -- Two Hundred Years of Women's History: A Critical Appraisal

Key concepts: Emancipation, German, Bourgeoisie, Gender studies, History, Art, Sociology, Literature

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