Sex after Fascism: Memory and Morality in Twentieth-Century Germany

Dagmar Herzog

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European history and politics Gender and Feminist Studies German History and Society

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Introduction 1 CHAPTER ONE: Sex and the Third Reich 10 CHAPTER TWO: The Fragility of Heterosexuality 64 CHAPTER THREE: Desperately Seeking Normality 101 CHAPTER FOUR: The Morality of Pleasure 141 CHAPTER FIVE: The Romance of Socialism 184 CHAPTER SIX: Antifascist Bodies 220 Conclusion 259 Notes 267 Acknowledgments 349 Index 353

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