Army, State and Gender

Christof Dejung, Regula Stämpfli: Special Case Switzerland? Army, State, and Gender 1918-1945. Regina Wecker: It Was Not War! The Situation of Switzerland 1939-1945 and the Category of Gender. Joanna Bourke: Experience, Language, and Body. Great Britain during the First and Second World War. Ruth Seifert: Female Soldiers. The Boundaries of Gender and the Boundaries of the Nation. Rudolf Jaun: Military, War, and Gender. European Development Lines and Swiss Particularities. Eve Rosenhaft: War in Peace in War. Reading the Romani Holocaust in Terms of Race, Gender, and Colonialism. Ka Schuppisser: Residence and Assimilation. Criteria for the Re-naturalization of Former Swiss Women during World War II. May B. Broda: 'Polish Whores'? Military, Gender, and Racism in Switzerland 1939-1945. Ronny Kaufmann: 'The Old Misconceptions'. Disputes and Gender Images in Swiss Military Newspapers between 1930 and 1939. Christof Dejung: The Highest Power of Masculinity. Military, Society, and Gender Order in Switzerland, 1933-1945. Wilfried Meichtry: The Sister and Her Flying Hero. The Walliser Siblings Emma and Franz von Werra. Urs Germann: 'Severe Breach of Trust'. Considerations for a Historical Analysis of Military Justice Practices in Switzerland. Regula Stämpfli: Triumph of Gender Separation during World War II. Elisabeth Joris: War, Propaganda, and Gender.