Sources

  1. Letter from Karl Lewke to the Central Committee of the SED (December 2, 1945)

  2. The District Court of Meiningen: Decision about the Termination of a Pregnancy Following a Rape (January 9, 1946)

  3. Wilhelm Pieck, “To the Returnees” (1946)

  4. Seesawing in Rubble (1946)

  5. “The Family – The Core of the Rebirth of Germany,” Article by School Councilor G. Wolff, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) of Germany (August 30, 1946)

  6. The Problems of the Young Generation from the Perspective of an SED Functionary (September 1946)

  7. Magdalene Gutenberg, Speech at a Gynecologists’ Conference on the Termination of a Pregnancy after a Crime of Violence (October 5–6, 1946)

  8. The Bishop of the Protestant Church in Thuringia, Moritz Mitzenheim, on the Draft Bill about the Termination of Pregnancy (November 24, 1947)

  9. Poster Warning of Venereal Diseases (1950)

  10. A Model “New Farmer” and his Family (September 1950)

  11. Circular from the Ministry for Labor and Health Care on the Termination of Pregnancy (October 2, 1950)

  12. On-Site Daycare at the Steelworks in Riesa (April 1951)

  13. Press Review: “Where to Put the Baby?” Critical Voices on the Subject of Daycare Centers (1953)

  14. “The World of the Woman” Exhibition in East Berlin (September 1956)

  15. East German Minister of Justice Hilde Benjamin: “Who Has the Say in the Family?” (February 1, 1958)

  16. “Ten Years of Social Policy in the Two German States”: Article by the Former Director of Social Security of the GDR, Paul Peschke (October 1959)

  17. “The Strict Husband”: Letters from Readers of Neues Deutschland (November 14, 1959)

  18. Delivery at the Rural Ambulatory Clinic in Bad Bibra (September 1960)

  19. Vials of Orasthin (1961)