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Introduction : Women Writing War : From German Colonialism through World War I / Katharina von Hammerstein, Barbara Kosta, and Julie Shoults -- Representations of Colonial Conflicts -- "Who Owns Hereroland?" : Diverse Women's Perspectives on Violence in the German-Herero Colonial War / Katharina von Hammerstein -- Christian Love and Other Weapons : The Domestic Heroine of the Multiracial Colonial Mission "Family" as an Antiwar Icon in Hedwig Irle's Mission Memoirs / Cindy Patey Brewer -- Girls, Imperialism and War in Women's Writing from the German-Herero War and WWI / Maureen O. Gallagher -- Views From the Colonies on WWI -- Woman on the Edge of Time : Frieda Schmidt and the Great War in East Africa / Marianne Bechhaus-Gerst -- World War I in Samoa as Reported by Frieda Zieschank in the German Colonial Magazine Kolonie und Heimat / Livia Rigotti -- Political Perspectives on Nationalism and WWI -- Bertha von Suttner's Die Waffen nieder! and the Gender of German Pacifism / Shelley E. Rose -- Ricarda Huch's First World War / James M. Skidmore -- Hermynia Zur Mühlen : Writing a Socialist-Feminist Pacifism in the Aftermath of WWI / Julie Shoults -- Constructing the Labor of War : Girls, Mothers and Nurses -- Girls Reading the Great War : German and Anglo-American Literature for Young Women, 1914-1920 / Jennifer Redmann -- Käte Kestien's Als die Männer im Graben lagen : WWI Criticism through the Lens of Motherhood / Cindy Walter-Gensler -- Three Nurses' Life-Writing : Scrapbook, Portrait, and Construction of a Self / Margaret R. Higonnet -- Narratives of Loss and Grief in Art and Literature -- Writing and Reading Death : German Women's Novels of World War I / Erika Quinn -- War Widows' Dilemma : Emotion, the Myths of War and the Search for Selbständigkeit / Erika Kuhlman -- Intimations of Mortality from Recollections of Atrocity : Käthe Kollwitz and the Art of Mourning / Martina Kolb -- Notes on Authors -- Names Index. |
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