Introduction

the women's movement and the First World War

Alison S. Fell, Ingrid Sharp

1-17

"Indian sisters! … send your husbands, brothers, sons"

India, women and the First World War

Santanu Das

18-37

Martial spirit and mobilization myths

bourgeois women and the "ideas of 1914" in Germany

Claudia Siebrecht

38-52

"French women do not wish to talk about peace"

Julie Siegfried and the response of the conseil national des femmes Françaises to the First World War

Alison S. Fell

53-66

Blaming the women

women's "responsibility" for the First World War

Ingrid Sharp

67-87

The creation of an icon in defence of Hélène Brion

pacifists and feminists in the French minority media

Joanna Shearer

88-104

In a different voice

responses of Hungarian feminism to the first world war

Judit Acsády

105-123

Feminism and suffrage in Russia

women, war and revolution 1914–1917

Olga Shnyrova

124-140

The Pankhursts and the great war

June Purvis

141-157

"The woman who dared"

Major Mabel st Clair Stobart

Angela K. Smith

158-174

Esther Pohl Lovejoy, M.D., the First World War, and a feminist critique of wartime violence

Kimberly Jensen

175-193

Elisabeth Rotten and the "Auskunfts- und Hilfsstelle für Deutsche im Ausland und Ausländer in Deutschland", 1914–1919

Matthew Stibbe

194-210

Transforming utopia

the "league for the protection of mothers and sexual reform" in the First World War

Peter Davies

211-226

The "women's international league for peace and freedom" and reconciliation after the great war

Erika Kuhlman

227-243