For queer Berliners who had opposed and survived the Nazis, the end of the Second World War was a moment of liberation and hope. Those who had experienced the Weimar democracy often hoped that its progressive politics could be continued, its promises fulfilled, or better yet, surpassed in the new political system that they would […]
Tobin Distinguished Lecture: Andrea Rottmann “From Weimar to Berlin: German Queer Democratic Citizenship in the Postwar Moment”