Gender and Postwar Justice: The Denazification of Women in the British Occupation Zone of Postwar Germany, 1945-1955

这个项目考察了战后德国英国占领区妇女的去纳粹化。它询问了关于女性特质（尤其是关于女性在纳粹德国的角色）的假设如何影响了英国的去纳粹化政策，以及女性为去纳粹化目的而产生的个人叙述如何助长了关于战时女性受害者的流行神话。它在方法上基于对主要来源的性别分析，包括英国政策文件、妇女政治筛选问卷和妇女审判记录。它为学术研究做出了原创性贡献，弥合了去纳粹化研究与女权主义史学之间的鸿沟，女权主义史学对纳粹社会中女性受害者的全面叙述持怀疑态度。

This project examines women's denazification in the British occupation zone of postwar Germany. It asks how assumptions about femininity (particularly regarding women's roles in Nazi Germany) shaped British denazification policy, and how women's personal narratives produced for denazification purposes contributed to popular myths of female wartime victimhood. It is methodologically grounded in the gendered analysis of primary sources, including British policy documents, women's political screening questionnaires, and records from women's trials. It makes an original contribution to scholarship by bridging the gap between research on denazification and a feminist historiography skeptical of sweeping narratives of female victimhood in Nazi society.