
Sexuality and Abortion in Interwar Poland: Maternity in Times of Crisis - Hardcover
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Women's rights activism and the reformation of the legal thought in early twentieth-century Poland were deeply intertwined-sometimes contradictory, yet mutually dependent-shaping debates around the 1932 abortion law and challenging traditional views on female sexuality and motherhood
Elisa-Maria Hiemer holds a PhD in Slavic Studies and is currently a senior researcher at Freie Universität Berlin, in the global history project "Democratising the Family?". Beyond questions of gender and family, her research includes Polish-German relations, urban narratives, and memory studies at the intersection of culture, literature, and history in Central Europe.
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