Reevaluating 1914: The Experience of World War I and Its Legacy for Weimar Germany’s Unaffiliated Left

Central European History Society 11
Sunday, January 4, 2015: 11:30 AM-1:30 PM
Conference Room H (Sheraton New York, Lower Level)
Chair:
Eric D. Weitz, City College of New York
Papers:
“Many Went and Risked Their Lives…and Should Those Who Come Back Once Again Be Persecuted?” The First World War and the Transformation of German Homosexual Emancipation
Laurie T. Marhoefer, Syracuse University
The Demand for the Inviolability of Life: Radical Pacifism and the Politics of Subjectivity in World War I and Weimar Germany
Ian Grimmer, University of Vermont
Negotiating Crisis and Opportunity: Women, Sex Reform, and the First World War
Kirsten Leng, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Comment:
Kathleen M. Canning, University of Michigan
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