Women -- Germany

Scope and Contents Documents concerning the YWCA of the U.S.A. activity in Germany. Correspondence concerning Fay Allen and Sue Stille, two secretaries working in Germany after World War II include the administrative aspects of their positions in addition to the work they are carrying out. In addition to sending representatives to work in Germany, the YWCA of the U.S.A. invites trainees to the United States and assists German women visiting the United States with an interest in or connection to the YWCA....

Scope and Contents Correspondence, clippings and reports concerning YWCA of the U.S.A. activities in Germany. Following World War II, the YWCA of the U.S.A. works in Germany to develop YWCA centers and programs and aid in reconstruction and relief efforts. An annual report covering January 1951 through January 1952 describes the legal, social and economic status of women in Germany setting the context of their work prior to reporting on the specific activities of the YWCA in Germany. Administrative...

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The Neighborhood House in Berlin, Germany hosts programs and activities for its community members young and old. This scrapbook, prepared for the YWCA of the USA highlights, house activities and includes photographs of a playground made possible by the contributions of the YWCA of New York. Additional Neighborhood House photographs feature classes and activities and each photograph is captioned on the back.

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Photographs of German young women's Christian association programs for teenagers and children. Programs for children include craft classes, summer camps and community service. For teens, coed groups engage in club planning and social activities. Many photographs feature the activities of the Neighborhood House in Berlin.