Overcoming Inner Division: post-suffrage strategies in the organised German women's movement

‘An Unbroken Family’? Gertrud Bäumer and the German Women's Movement's Return to International Work in the 1920s

“…Bäumer's BDF emerged from the war numerically large, but threatened and attacked in print on the one side by right-wing nationalist women and on the other by the radical pacifists of the WILPF. 45 In particular, the rise of a powerful and vocal right-wing nationalist women's movement committed to maintaining the mind-sets of war complicated the return to international relations.…”