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1919 - Das Jahr der Frauen

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1919 - Das Jahr der Frauen1919 Schicksalsjahr und Meilenstein fr die Frauenbewegung! Eine faszinierende Zeitreise ins Jahr 1919 lebendig erzhlt in 12 Kapiteln und 12 Monaten. 1919 drfen Frauen in Deutschland erstmals whlen und machen sich auf allen Gebieten daran, ihr Leben selbst zu gestalten: Kthe Kollwitz wird als erste Frau in die Akademie der Knste berufen, Marie Juchacz hlt als Erste eine Rede im Parlament und Gunta Stlzl studiert am 1919 gegrndeten Bauhaus. Whrend Rosa

1919 - Schicksalsjahr und Meilenstein für die Frauenbewegung! Eine faszinierende Zeitreise ins Jahr 1919 - lebendig erzählt in 12 Kapiteln und 12 Monaten. 1919 dürfen Frauen in Deutschland erstmals wählen und machen sich auf allen Gebieten daran, ihr Leben selbst zu gestalten: Käthe Kollwitz wird als erste Frau in die Akademie der Künste berufen, Marie Juchacz hält als Erste eine Rede im Parlament und Gunta Stölzl studiert am 1919 gegründeten Bauhaus. Während Rosa Luxemburg in Berlin ihren mutigen Einsatz für die politische Neuordnung mit dem Leben bezahlt, widmet man sich in Paris schon wieder der Wissenschaft und Kultur: Marie Curies Radiuminstitut öffnet seine Pforten, Sylvia Beach gründet Shakespeare & Company und Coco Chanel kreiert ihren unsterblichen Duft Chanel No. 5. Unda Hörner verwebt weibliche Lebenswege und historische Ereignisse zu einer atmosphärisch dichten Erzählung - eine faszinierende Zeitreise ins Jahr 1919, in dem auf einmal alles möglich scheint für die Frauen.

EAN: 9783869151694
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 2018
Produktform: Leinen, Gebunden
Autoren: Hörner, Unda
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 249
Keyword: 100 Jahre Frauenwahlrecht; 1919; Akademie der Künste; Bauhaus; Berlin; Chanel No. 5; Coco Chanel; Frauenbewegung; Frauenwahlrecht; Gunta Stölzl; Käthe Kollwitz; Maria Juchacz; Marie Curie; Paris; Rosa Luxemburg; Shakespeare & Company; Sylvia Beach; Zeitreise
Fachschema: Geschichte / Sozialgeschichte~Sozialgeschichte~Deutschland~Frankreich~Geschichte / Kulturgeschichte~Kulturgeschichte
Fachkategorie: Biografien und Sachliteratur, Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte
Region: Frankreich~Deutschland
Zeitraum: 1910 bis 1919 n. Chr.
Interesse Alter: für Frauen und/oder Mädchen
Thema: Eintauchen, Entdecken
Text Sprache: ger
Verlag: ebersbach & simon, Simon, Sascha
Länge: 211 mm
Breite: 137 mm
Höhe: 27 mm
Gewicht: 397 gr
Genre: Geisteswissenschaften/Kunst/Musik
Herkunftsland: DEUTSCHLAND (DE)
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