Wieland, Karin, Susanne Augenstein und Claudia Ruppert.

[SQUATTING AND FEMINISM] Frauenbewegung und Häuserkampf – unversöhnlich? [The women's movement and the struggle for houses – irreconcilable?]. Ed.: Verein für Frauenkommunikation Moabit, Berlin [Association for Women's Communication Moabit, Berlin].

Berlin: agit, 1982. Octavo (20.7 × 14.7 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; 51, [1] pp. (incl. wrappers). With numerous illustrations. Very good. Item #54209

Rare brochure, unusually elaborate for the squatter scene, presenting the work of a women's café within a squatted house. In addition to poems and work reports, the issue contains contributions about the conflicts with the male squatters and with the role of women within the movement, which in Berlin was characterized by the manual repair of dilapidated old buildings.

The co-author Karin Wieland is known in Germany for her feminist-influenced, cultural studies books published by renowned publishers. Most recently, together with a sociologist and an artist, she published a novel entitled "Aufprall" (Impact), which deals with the Berlin squatter scene.

As of February 2024, OCLC does not list any copies in North America, and only one outside Germany (the Netherlands).

Price: €750.00

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