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Contents
Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Challeging Norms: Family Planning as a Reflection of Social Change in Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe
Part I
Transnational Perspectives
Chapter 1
Family Planning, Reproductive Decision-Making, Health Feminism: Changing Norms and Social Practices of Reproduction in the Twentieth Century
Chapter 2
Conflicting Norms: The Evolvement of Fetal Rights vs. Reproductive Rights in a Transnational Perspective: The Cases of Ireland and Poland
Part II
On the Stage: Negotiating the Intimate/Private
Chapter 3
"Mother, Think of Me": Women and Mothers in the Upper Silesian Plebiscite Propaganda
Chapter 4
The Vicious Circle of Abortions: Family Planning in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1918-1941)
Chapter 5
Wartime Sexual Violence and Its Consequences in the Catholic and Medical Postwar Discourses in Poland, 1945-1946
Chapter 6
Revisiting the "Illegitimacy" Phenomenon: Evidence from Twentieth-Century Greece
Part III
Against the Norms: Revisiting Family Concepts
Chapter 7
Hungarian and German Childbearing in Nineteeth-Century South Transdanubia: A Fertility History of the Roman Catholic German Community of Mágocs and the Calvinist Hungarian Community of Vajszló (1791-1890)
Chapter 8
Prostitution and Motherhood in the Twentieth Century in Czech Lands
Chapter 9
Sexuality, Reproductive Rights, and Partnership as Areas of Conflict in Postwar Poland
Chapter 10
From "Abortion Culture" to Family Planning: The Continuities and Discontinuities of Birth Control Regimes in Twentieth-Century Hungary
Part IV
Across Borders: Shaping the Knowledge
Chapter 11
Confrontation and Dialogue: Family Planning Narratives and Activisms in Interwar Poland
Chapter 12
Family Planning in Slovakia (1939-1945) and Its Ideological Influences
Chapter 13
Sovietization of Women in Lithuania: Representations of Motherhood and Family Planning in the Magazine Tarybine Moteris (1952-1989)
Chapter 14
Navigating Late USSR Family Planning: Scattered Narratives from Demography and Medicine
Part V
Concluding Remarks
Afterword: New Directions in the Histories of Family Planning
Index
Contents
Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Challeging Norms: Family Planning as a Reflection of Social Change in Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe
Part I
Transnational Perspectives
Chapter 1
Family Planning, Reproductive Decision-Making, Health Feminism: Changing Norms and Social Practices of Reproduction in the Twentieth Century
Chapter 2
Conflicting Norms: The Evolvement of Fetal Rights vs. Reproductive Rights in a Transnational Perspective: The Cases of Ireland and Poland
Part II
On the Stage: Negotiating the Intimate/Private
Chapter 3
"Mother, Think of Me": Women and Mothers in the Upper Silesian Plebiscite Propaganda
Chapter 4
The Vicious Circle of Abortions: Family Planning in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1918-1941)
Chapter 5
Wartime Sexual Violence and Its Consequences in the Catholic and Medical Postwar Discourses in Poland, 1945-1946
Chapter 6
Revisiting the "Illegitimacy" Phenomenon: Evidence from Twentieth-Century Greece
Part III
Against the Norms: Revisiting Family Concepts
Chapter 7
Hungarian and German Childbearing in Nineteeth-Century South Transdanubia: A Fertility History of the Roman Catholic German Community of Mágocs and the Calvinist Hungarian Community of Vajszló (1791-1890)
Chapter 8
Prostitution and Motherhood in the Twentieth Century in Czech Lands
Chapter 9
Sexuality, Reproductive Rights, and Partnership as Areas of Conflict in Postwar Poland
Chapter 10
From "Abortion Culture" to Family Planning: The Continuities and Discontinuities of Birth Control Regimes in Twentieth-Century Hungary
Part IV
Across Borders: Shaping the Knowledge
Chapter 11
Confrontation and Dialogue: Family Planning Narratives and Activisms in Interwar Poland
Chapter 12
Family Planning in Slovakia (1939-1945) and Its Ideological Influences
Chapter 13
Sovietization of Women in Lithuania: Representations of Motherhood and Family Planning in the Magazine Tarybine Moteris (1952-1989)
Chapter 14
Navigating Late USSR Family Planning: Scattered Narratives from Demography and Medicine
Part V
Concluding Remarks
Afterword: New Directions in the Histories of Family Planning
Index