Sources

  1. Agnes von Harnack, The Ten Commandments of Women’s Suffrage (January 1919)

  2. Conrad Veidt and Magnus Hirschfeld in Different from the Others by Richard Oswald (1919)

  3. His Learned Wife (1919)

  4. Käthe Kollwitz on Sexuality and Gender (1919-1932)

  5. Berlin Fashion, after a drawing by Jeanne Mammen (1923)

  6. Hugo Bettauer, “The Erotic Revolution” (1924)

  7. Er und Sie Magazine Cover Page (February 14, 1924)

  8. Greta Garbo in Joyless Street by G.W. Pabst (1925)

  9. Striped Bathing Suit (1925)

  10. Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung: “Enough is Enough! Against the Masculinization of Women” (1925)

  11. Adolf Stein, “Germany’s First Fashion Queen” (1925)

  12. Magnus Hirschfeld Archive in the Institute for Sexual Research in Berlin (1925)

  13. Kreuzzug des Weibes [Woman’s Crusade] (1926)

  14. Gabriele Tergit, “Paragraph 218: A Modern Gretchen Tragedy” (1926)

  15. Hanns Kropff, “Women as Shoppers” (1926)

  16. In the “Eldorado” Transvestite Bar on Motzstrasse, Berlin (1926)

  17. Advertisement for Queer Publications (1927)

  18. Antonie Brandeis-Reute, “Women’s Colonial School in Rendsburg” (1927)

  19. Gay Blackmail in Germany (January 1928)

  20. Paula von Reznicek, Resurrection of the Lady (1928)

  21. Paula von Reznicek, Resurrection of the Lady (1928)

  22. Paula and Burghard von Reznicek, The Consummate Adam (1928)

  23. Paula von Reznicek, “The Hand on the Wheel” (1928)

  24. Christian Schad, Sonja (1928)

  25. Women of the Red Front Fighters’ League Demonstrate against the Prohibition of Abortion (August 19, 1928)

  26. Invitation to Committee Meeting to Repeal Paragraph 175 (Law against Homosexuality) (1929)

  27. Personals Ad from Gay Magazine Der Eigene (1929)

  28. Helene Stöcker, “Marriage as a Psychological Problem” (1929)

  29. Louise Brooks in Pandora’s Box by G.W. Pabst (1929)

  30. Elsa Herrmann, This is the New Woman (1929)

  31. Lola Landau, “The Companionate Marriage” (1929)

  32. Katharina von Kardorff (née v. Endert) with Her Fourth Husband and Family (1929)

  33. Max Brod, “Women and the New Objectivity” (1929)

  34. Grete Ujhely, “A Call for Sexual Tolerance” (1930)

  35. Marie Juchacz Giving a Speech (1930)

  36. Monotony: The Characteristic of Many Women’s Professions (1930)

  37. Cyankali [Cyanide] (1930)

  38. Hilde Walter, “Twilight for Women?” (1931)

  39. Advertisement for Lesbian Club in Stuttgart (May, 1931)

  40. Condom and Erotica Advertisements (1932)

  41. Newsreel Interview with Ellen Braumüller, Javelin World Champion (1932)

  42. Liselotte Funcke, Opportunities for Young Women (retrospective account, 1990)

  43. Curt Riess, Vicki Baum as the “New Woman” (retrospective account, 1990)

  44. Felix Gilbert on the Sexual Morals of the New Generation (Retrospective Account, 1988)

  45. George L. Mosse on Sexual Awakening and Sexual Repression in the Weimar Republic (Retrospective Account, 2000)