No. 2 (2000): Nationalsozialismus und Antisemitismus

• Editorial

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Schwerpunkt

• Did Men and Women Experience the Holocaust in Different Ways?

  Angela Schwarz

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• Antisemitism and germans women’s movement

  Angelika Schaser

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• National Socialist Concentration and Extermination Camps

  Max Plassmann

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• What Kind of People Were They?

  Angela Schwarz

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• The Nuremberg War Trials and Research on Female Perpetrators

  Vera Ziegeldorf

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• Jewish Survivors. Three Publications on Survival

  Sabine Kittel

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• Coming Full Circle

  Karin Hartewig

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• The Fear is Still There

  Sabine Happ

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• Ethics and Gender

  Marianne Hege

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• History of war as a private affair

  Birthe Kundrus

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• Forces’ Letters—Hazards and Chances of a Source

  Max Plassmann

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• Suffering or Creating? Women’s Daily Life in National Socialism

  Sabine Gieschler

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• Profane Sacralisation

  Karin Hartewig

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• A Virtual Trip to the memorial of Ravensbrueck

  Johanna Muschelknautz

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• National Socialism—A “Male” Phenomenon After All?

  Constanze Jaiser

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Offener Teil

• Poet and Demiurge of Women

  Sabine Eickenrodt

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• Romanistic and gender studies

  Susanne Schlünder

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• Municipal Participation of Women—Biographical Perspectives

  Ingrid Miethe

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Forum

• Stimmen aus Ravensbrück – Gedichte aus dem Frauenkonzentrationslager

  Pat Binder

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