Frauen: German women recall the Third Reich
What were the women of Germany doing during the Third Reich? What were they thinking? And what do they have to say a half century later? In Frauen we hear their voices - most for the first time. Alison Owings interviewed and here records the words of twenty-nine German women who were there: Working...
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| Zusammenfassung: | What were the women of Germany doing during the Third Reich? What were they thinking? And what do they have to say a half century later? In Frauen we hear their voices - most for the first time. Alison Owings interviewed and here records the words of twenty-nine German women who were there: Working for the Resistance. Joining the Nazi Party. Outsmarting the Gestapo. Disliking a Jewish neighbor. Hiding a Jewish friend. Witnessing "Kristallnacht." Witnessing the firebombing of Dresden. Shooting at Allied planes. Welcoming Allied troops. Being a prisoner. And being a guard. The women recall their own and others' enthusiasm, doubt, fear, fury, cowardice, guilt, and anguish. Alison Owings, in her pursuit of such memories, was invited into the homes of these women. Because she is neither Jewish nor German, and because she speaks fluent colloquial German, many of the women she interviewed felt comfortable enough with her to unlock the past. What they have to say will surprise Americans, just as it surprised the women themselves. Not since Marcel Ophuls's controversial film The Sorrow and the Pity have we been on such intimate terms with "the enemy." In this case, the story is that of the women, those who did not make policy but who lived with its effects and witnessed its results. What they did and did not do is not just a reflection on them and their country - it also leads us to question what actions we might have taken in their place. The interviews do not allow for easy, smug answers. |
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German
Women
Recall
the
Third
Reich
Alison Owings
Rutgers University Press
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Contents
Preface ix
Introduction xxiii
A Note about Language, Translation, xxxvii
and Truth
Frau Margarete (Margrit) Fischer 1
Frau Wilhelmine Haferkamp 17
Frau Marianne Karlsruhen 32
Frau Ursula Meyer-Semlies 54
Frau Liselotte Otting 68
Frau Mathilde Mundt 83
Frau Verena Groth 99
Frau Maria von Lingen 116
Frau Irene Burchert 137
Frau Charlotte (Lotte) Muller 155
Frau Ellen Frey 111
Frau Ursula Kretzschmar 185
Frau Martha Brixius 197
Frau Margarete (Gretl) Sasowski 214
Idealism and Chasm
Motherhood Times Ten, and
Food to Spare
A Matter of Fate
National Socialism and
Christianity
Retrospective Guilt
The History Lesson
An Exotic Past
A Cosmopolitan View of the
World
Learning How Communism
Works
Solidarity and Survival
We Did Love Our Fiihrer,
Really!
Before, During, and After
the Firebombing
The Ambivalence of
Avoidance
From the Emperor to a Mud
Hole
Contents
Frau Barbara Amschel, Frau Anna Lieb, Frau Anna Maier 231 Rural Perspectives
Mrs. Freya von Moltke 245 A Modest Woman of the Resistance
Frau Erna Tietz 266 The Schisms of a Flakwaffenhelferin
Frau Anna Rigl 284 On Megalomaniacs and Little People
Frau Emmi Heinrich 299 Dissident Clergy and Dissident Actions
Frau Anna Fest 313 A Job in Its Own Category
Frau Karma Rauhut 342 A Child Not of the Times
Frau Anne Hepp 357 A Very Unpolitical Woman
Frau Doktor Margret Blersch 366 1 Was Alone. And 1 Had the Whole City Against Me.
Frau Regina Frankenfeld 387 1 Am Never Dishonest.
Frau Christine (Tini) Weihs 412 Life as a Cabaret
Frau Erna Dubnack 431 A Natural Matter of Friendship
Ms. Rita Kuhn 451 Talking about Silence
Conclusion Glossary Acknowledgments Index 468 477 481 485
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