The Development of Womens Roles in Germany Since World War II

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The paper examines the evolution of women's roles in Germany over the past 60 years, highlighting the contrasting experiences in East and West Germany. In the East, women were theoretically viewed as equals to men, while the West maintained a more conservative stance. By analyzing the perspectives of three different generations, it explores the societal changes and implications for women's status in both regions during the postwar and Cold War periods.