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Amerikaanse ontmoet een Duitse vrouw die in Ravensbrück heeft gezeten en vraagt hulp bij het schrijven van haar biografie.

Interview met auteur van 'My Country, My right to serve: Experiences of Gay Men and Women in the Military, World War II to the Present'.

Het leven van lesbische vrouwen en homoseksuele mannen in het Amerikaanse leger tijdens en na de Tweede Wereldoorlog.

Het leven van lesbische vrouwen en homoseksuele mannen in het Amerikaanse leger tijdens en na de Tweede Wereldoorlog.

Bespreking van 'Aimée & Jaguar'(regie Max Färberböck), de verfilming van Erica Fischers biografie over de gehuwde Lilly Wust die in Nazi Duitsland scheidde en met de joodse Felice Schragenheim een lesbische relatie onderhield.

The letters of American editor, author, singer, guitarist and songwriter Edythe Eyde (1921-2015), better known by her pen name Lisa Ben, are part of The Washington Post?s "Letters from War" project. Edythe described among other things her encounter with a wounded veteran when she was a secretary at a war dog training center in California in 1944, one of the many times she wrote to her cousins as World ...

The most famous lesbian story to come out of World War II was told by Women's Army Corps (WAC) soldier Nell "Johnnie" Phelps, who claimed to have been given an order by General Dwight D. Eisenhower to "ferret out the lesbians" in her WAC detachment. This article backgrounds her story with history of women in the WAC in World War II and recounts the narrative as it appears in transcripts of Phelps' ...

Edythe Eyde was a secretary at a war dog training center in California in 1944 when she encountered a wounded veteran. He was on crutches after suffering injuries in the Pacific and Eyde invited him to her family's house and baked him a chocolate cake. Edythe described the encounter in a letter dated Aug. 23, 1944, one of the many times she wrote to her cousins as World War II raged overseas. Her letters ...