Bestandsbibliographie zur Frauengeschichte (PDF)

Working class women and the contest for consumer control in Victorian county-courts
In: Past and Present, 1998/161, S. 116-154 (ZPA 3)
Fößel, Amalie:
The Queen’s wealth in the Middle Ages
In: Majestas, vol. 13, 2006, s.23-46 (ZMA 4)
Green, David R.:
Gentlewomanly capitalism? Spinsters, widows and wealth holding in England and Wales c.1800-c.1860
In: Economic history review, vol. 56, 2003/3, S. 510-536 (ZEC 1)
Gyani, Gabor:
Patterns of women’s work in Hungary 1900-1930
In: Revue européenne d’histoire, vol. 5, 1998/1, S. 25-35 (ZRE 12)
Harrington, Ralph:
Beyond the bathing belle: images of women in inter-war railway publicity
In: The journal of transport history, vol. 25, 2004/1, S. 22-45 (ZSC 5)
Head-König, Anne-Lise :
Les apports d’une immigration féminine traditionelle a la croissance des villes de la Suisse: le personal de
maison féminin (XVIIIe – début du XXe siècle)
In: Zeitschrift für Schweizer Geschichte, vol. 49, 1999/1, S. 47-63 (ZSC 3)
Hilton, Matthew:
The female consumer and the politics of consumption in 20th century Britain
In: The historical journal, vol. 45, 2002/1, S. 103-128 (ZHI 5)
Krzenck, Thomas:
Prager Frauentestamente des15. Jahrhunderts
In: Documenta Pragensia, Bd. 13, 1996 S. 69-79 (WS 278)a
Lewis, Jane:
Gendre, the family and women’s agency in the building of “welfare states”: the British case
In: Social history, vol. 19, 1994/1, S. 37-55 (ZSO 8)
Luft, Robert
Zur Verweiblichung der Schneidergewerbe in Prag um 1900: Strukturwandel und Geschlechterrollen im
Handwerk
In: Documenta Pragensia, Bd. 13, 1996, S. 263-289 (WS 278a)
Langhamer, Claire:
Te meanings of home in Postwar Britain
In: Journal of contemporary history, vol. 40, 2005/2, S. 341-362 (ZJO 4)
McCarthy, Helen:
Service clubs, citizenship and equality: gender, relations and middle-class associations in Britain between the
wars
In: Historical research, vol. 81, 2008/3, nr.213, S. 531-552
Ogilvie, Sheilagh:
How does social capital affect women? Guilds and communities in early modern Germany
In: The American historical Review, vol. 109, 2004/2, S. 325-359 (ZAM 1)