Abstract

In the 1960s, women in both East and West Germany began to fight for equal pay and for the same career opportunities available to their male colleagues. This photograph shows a female laboratory technician in a chemical- and pharmaceutical-industry plant in the Federal Republic.

In the Laboratory (1967)

Gerd [Germin] Mingram

Source

Source: Female laboratory worker in a chemical factory, 1967. Photo: Germin.
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Recommended Citation

In the Laboratory (1967), published in: German History in Documents and Images, <https://germanhistorydocs.org/en/two-germanies-1961-1989/ghdi:image-153> [December 21, 2024].

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