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Bibliography on Lesbian and Trans Women in Nazi Germany

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This bibliography, compiled by Anna Hájková (Warwick), focuses on research on women persecuted as lesbians as well as transgender people by the Nazis. The aim of this bibliography is to awaken interest in the topic, especially in “legitimate history” in order to overcome the academic neglect, especially in German language historiography, to the topic. Includes many texts as pdf.

The Bibliography is available here.

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