Knitting, Baking and Mothering for the Fatherland

The research paper explores the intersections of feminism, antisemitism, and National Socialism during the 19th and 20th centuries, focusing on the role of the National Socialist German Women's League abroad. It examines how these themes influenced women's experiences and activism within the context of a tumultuous historical period, offering insights into the complexities of gender and ideology during the rise of National Socialism. The work contributes to a deeper understanding of how these socio-political movements interacted and shaped women's roles in society.