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Frauen in der Geschichte für junge Erwachsene

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Nina Kosterina: A Young Communist in Stalinist Russia

Autor: Jennifer Phillips

Taschenbuch, 01.12.2020

It's My Whole Life: Charlotte Salomon: An Artist in Hiding During World War II

Autor: Susan Wider

Gebundene Ausgabe, 02.08.2022

Geliebte Luise. Königin von Preußen. Ihr Leben in Bildern. Mit einem Vorwort von Günter de Bruyn.

Autor: Johannes Thiele

Taschenbuch, ..2003

Unabashed Women: The Fascinating Biographies of Bad Girls, Seductresses, Rebels and One-of-a-Kind Women (Celebrating Women)

Autor: Marlene Wagman-Geller

Taschenbuch, 29.07.2021

Había una vez...mexicanas que hicieron historia / Once Upon a Time... Mexican Women Who Made History (Había una vez/ Once upon a Time)

Autoren: Fa Orozco, Pedro J. Fernandez

Taschenbuch, 25.06.2019

Night Witches at War: The Soviet Women Pilots of World War II (Amazing World War II Stories)

Autor: Bruce Berglund
Illustrator: Trevor Goring

Taschenbuch, 01.08.2019

The Light of Days Young Readers’ Edition: The Untold Story of Women Resistance Fighters in Hitler's Ghettos

Autor: Judy Batalion

Gebundene Ausgabe, 06.04.2021

Abigail Adams: Witness to a Revolution

Natalie S. Bober

Taschenbuch

Abigail Adams is often referred to as the wife of one president and the mother of another. Rarely is she described as a woman in her own right. Although her primary focus and concerns were in her role as wife and mother, she lives in history because of her extraordinary letters to her family and to her friends. She was a witness to the gathering storm of the Revolutionary War. She saw the Battle of Bunker Hill from a hilltop near her home, and soldiers marching past her door frequently stopped for a drink of water. Because she was so close to the scene, she was able to give firsthand reports of the American Revolution to her husband and other leaders creating a new government, as she wrote about the times and the people who played vital roles in the birth of our nation. Mingling the intimate with the momentous, she documented what it was like to live at a time when education was not available to young women, and when pregnancy and childbirth meant the fear of death. Colonial women were called upon to make life-and-death decisions for their children, to educate their daughters, and to run their farms when their husbands were away for months, or sometimes for years, at a time. Yet they had, at best, second-class legal and political status. Abigail Adams's independent spirit, her sense of humor, and her remarkable intellect, as shown in her letters, open a wide window on a crucial period in our nation's history, and bring Abigail Adams and her time to life.

Girls Who Rocked the World: Heroines from Joan of Arc to Mother Teresa

Michelle Roehm McCann, Amelie Welden

Bibliothekseinband

They Saw the Elephant: Women in the California Gold Rush

Jo Ann Levy

Gebundene Ausgabe

New Paths to Power: American Women 1890-1920 (Young Oxford History of Women in the United States, Band 7)

Karen Manners Smith

Taschenbuch

Hidden Human Computers: The Black Women of NASA (Hidden Heroes)

Sue Bradford Edwards, Duchess Harris

Bibliothekseinband

Bylines: A Photobiography of Nellie Bly (Photobiographies)

Sue Macy

Gebundene Ausgabe

Bylines " Bylines" is the latest title from award-winning biographer Sue Macy. Nellie Bly was a pioneering American journalist who lived by the belief that " Energy rightly applied and directed will accomplish anything. " This credo took her from humble origins in Cochran's Mill, Pennsylvania, a town named after her father, to the most exotic cities around the globe by the time she was 25. Nellie Bly was bor. . . Full description

Flappers and the New American Woman: Perceptions of Women from 1918 Through the 1920s (Images and Issues of Women in the Twentieth Century, Band 2)

Catherine Gourley

Bibliothekseinband

Queen Eleanor: Independent Spirit of the Medieval World: A Biography of Eleanor of Aquitaine

Polly Schoyer Brooks

Taschenbuch

Accused of being a demon by those who could not tolerate her independence, Eleanor of Aquitaine made her mark as one of the most dynamic and extraordinary figures of the Middle Ages. Born in 1122, Eleanor refused to be confined by the traditional gender roles of her time. She became well educated, gaining political and governing know-how from her father, William X, duke of Aquitaine, and armed herself with the skills necessary to become an influential queen-first of France, and later, England. With an impact that reached beyond politics, Eleanor shaped the future of the arts and humanities. And in a time when women were viewed as inferior to men, the virtues of chivalry and courtly love were born. Once described by a contemporary as "a woman beyond compare, " Eleanor of Aquitaine is a figure who will remain controversial, powerful, and enchanting in the twenty-first century.

SNOW FALLING IN SPRING

MOYING LI

Taschenbuch

Snow Falling in Spring This inspiring memoir illuminates a dark time in China's history through the compelling story of one teenager's difficult, but determined, coming of age. Full description