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70 AREAS OF ACTIVITY reunions organised by the department throughout Germany. Of particular help for FES scholars is a parallel seminar programme on important sociopolitical themes that challenges the students in terms of their subjects while also fostering their social and political involvement. The Centre for Historical Research The FES Centre for Historical Research comprises the Department of Social and Contemporary History, the Karl Marx House in Trier and the library and the Archives of Social Democracy (AdsD). It is here that FES preserves, maintains, presents and analyses the historical legacy of the entire socialdemocratic movement (SPD, trade unions, workers cultural movement). The Centre for Historical Research informs and enlightens an interested public through numerous publications, exhibitions, specialist lectures, symposiums and seminars, for example, on women who paved the way for social democracy or the introduction of voting rights. In many diverse ways gender aspects form an integral part of the work of the Centre. Here Gisela Notz’s brochure, “Her mit dem Frauenwahlrecht” (“Hand over the Women’s Vote”), needs to be mentioned. The Karl Marx House in Trier draws attention to the role of women in the life of Karl Marx through various events organized by them. The Archives of Social Democracy (AdsD) houses approximately 45 kilometers of fi les. Apart from this, there is also a collection of photographs, posters, leafl ets, fi lms and audio-material. There is abundant material available on politically active women in the past and present and on women’s history. For detailed information see page 77ff. With over 800,000 volumes, the library of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, is considered the largest specialist library on the history of the workers’ movement in Germany and the world. A large specialist collection on the proletarian women’s movement is also available for purposes of research into women’s as well as gender issues, in addition to diverse literature of and about the middle-class women’s movement, as well as all the publications of parties and trade unions in Germany and Europe on the politics of family, women and gender. The catalogue can be accessed online at http://library. fes.de. New FES publications are available in full text from the digital library http://library.fes.de/ fr-digbib.html. FRIEDRICH-EBERT-STIFTUNG
Women’s and Gender Policy in the Archives of Social Democracy The Archives of Social Democracy houses approximately 45,000 meters of fi les. Here, one can fi nd many answers to questions on women’s history and on the political work of women, including in terms of the gender dimension. The source for this is mainly the 180 unpublished documents and papers of politically active women. The collection covers documents from the end of the 19th century up to the present day. These documents range from the very few unpublished papers of the social democratic Reichstag members (Clara Bohm- Schuch, Marie Juchacz) to the records of former or still active women parliamentarians (e.g. Käte Strobel, Annemarie Renger, Iris Gleicke). Members of the European Parliament are as visible as women who held or currently hold government offi ces FRIEDRICH-EBERT-STIFTUNG WOMEN MEN GENDER (Heide Simonis, Katharina Focke, Edelgard Buhlman, Herta Däublin-Gmelin, Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul). Records of the members of the SPD party executive committee (Andrea Nahles) or of members of major trade union committees (Ilse Brusis) are also available here, as also those of wellknown representatives of the Working Group on social democratic women. The documents of women journalists (Carola Stern), of women in the Resistance (Erna Blencke, Nora Platiel) or of women activists in the peace movement, such as, Christel Beilmann, also make for interesting reading. Further documents on gender issues and on the political work of women are available in the records of the SPD party executive committee, for example, in the collection of the “women’s offi ces” that has more than 1,200 titles. Especially interesting for research on women’s and gender policy are the documents of the SPD parliamentary party group. These protocols and other materials are a repository of virtually all women related issues of the past decades, ranging from the debates on Paragraph 218 to the measures on improved reconciliation of family and job. Additional sources on specifi c issues, such as, on the condition of women at work and on the commitment of women workers and employees to trade unions can be accessed in the trade union collection. Apart from the German Trade Union Federation (DGB) Archive, there are also the documents of formerly individual trade unions, for example, of the German Salaried Employees Union, of the Union of Retailing, Banking and Insurance, of the Union of Food, Beverages and Catering or of the Union of Textiles and Garments. 71
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