From BDM Girl to 1968 Feminist: A German Woman’s Revolt Against Her Own Past скачать в хорошем качестве

From BDM Girl to 1968 Feminist: A German Woman’s Revolt Against Her Own Past

1971, West Berlin. At fifteen I marched with braids and banners. At forty I march against everything those banners stood for. This video follows a woman who once belonged to the Bund Deutscher Mädel (BDM) and later joins the feminist wing of the 1968 movement. We explore: Girls’ indoctrination under Nazism: campfires, duty, and sacrifice Postwar marriage, motherhood, and the suffocating ideal of the housewife of the Wirtschaftswunder Discovering the student movement, feminism, and the hidden Nazi pasts of husbands, bosses, and professors How personal liberation became entangled with late justice and public reckoning Using interviews, movement documents, and BDM records, this episode shows how one woman crossed from obedient girlhood to rebellion against her own generation. BDM, Hitler Youth girls, 1968 feminist movement, women in West Germany, generational conflict, Nazi past and gender