Volume 3 (2009): Issue 1 (Mar 2009): The Gender History of Everyday Life

in Aspasia

Editorial
- Editorial
Articles
- An Amazon Warrior, a Chaste Maiden or a Social Man?
  
  Early Ethnographic Accounts of the Balkan Man-Woman
- Women's Religious Celibacy and Gender Identities among the Bulgarian Catholics in the Plovdiv Region
  
  A Case Study of the Villages of General Nikolaevo and Sekirovo
- Women, Resistance and the Politics of Daily Life in Hitler's Europe
  
  The Case of Yugoslavia in a Comparative Perspective
- 'The Second Shore'
  
  The Poetry of Male and Female Political Prisoners in Postwar Poland
- Between Ordinary Pain and Extraordinary Knowledge
  
  The Seer Vanga in the Everyday Life of Bulgarians during Socialism (1960s-1970s)
- Constructing the Socialist Worker
  
  Gender, Identity and Work under State Socialism in Braşov, Romania
- The Body in Motion
  
  Communism and Epistemology in Iva Pekárková's Novel Truck Stop Rainbows
Forum
- Six Historians in Search of Alltagsgeschichte
Review Essays
- Women, Gender and Conflict
  
  Reflecting upon the Gendered Harms of War
- Women's and Gender History, Twentieth Century
  
  East and West
- Fashioning Women's Citizenship
  
  Contemporary Paradoxes
- Diverse Voices
  
  Women and Gender in Recent Polish History and Historiography
- Personal Heritages
  
  Politics and Gender in Autobiography and Correspondence
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
News and Miscellanea
- Frauen in Bewegung
  
  Building Up an Online Documentation and a Digital Collection on the History of Austrian Women's Movements, 1918–1938

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Volume 3 (2009): Issue 1 (Mar 2009): The Gender History of Everyday Life

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Aspasia

The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History