Private life and privacy in Nazi Germany

Private life and privacy in Nazi Germany / Elizabeth Harvey, Johannes Hürter, Maiken Umbach, Andreas Wirsching

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Autres auteurs:	Harvey, Elizabeth (Éditeur intellectuel) Hürter, Johannes (Éditeur intellectuel) Umbach, Maiken (Éditeur intellectuel) Wirsching, Andreas (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2020
Édition:	First paperback edition
Sujets:	National socialism ; Social aspects ; Germany Interpersonal relations ; Germany ; History ; 20th century Privacy ; Germany ; History ; 20th century Germany ; Social conditions ; 1933-1945 Germany ; Social life and customs ; 20th century
Contenu:	13 notices

1. 'A birth is nothing out of the ordinary here...' : mothers, midwives and the private sphere in the 'Reichsgau Wartheland', 1939 - 1945

2. Transformations of the 'private' : proximity and distance in the spatial confinement of the ghettos in occupied Poland, 1939 - 1942

3. Love letters from front and home : a private space for intimacy in the Second World War?

4. 'Hoist the flag!' : flags as a sign of political consensus and distance in the Nazi period

5. A particular kind of privacy : accessing the 'private' in National Socialism

6. Walther von Hollander as an advice columnist on marriage and the family in the Third Reich

7. Personal relationships between harmony and alienation : aspects of home leave during the Second World War

8. The vulnerable dwelling : local privacy before the courts

9. Private life in the people's economy : spending and saving in Nazi Germany

10. Working on the relationship : exchanging letters, goods and photographs in wartime

11. Private lives, public faces : on the social shelf in Nazi Germany

12. Private and public moral sentiments in Nazi Germany

13. (Re-)Inventing the private under National Socialism