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In the March issue of German History, Jochen Hung writes about 'Transformations of the "New Woman" in the late Weimar Republic', shedding light on 'the struggle of many readers to accommodate new ideas about "modern" relationships between men and women at a time when traditional morals persisted in a rapidly deteriorating economic climate.'In the reviews section, Willeke Sandler reviews the conference volume Weimar Colonialism: Discourses and Legacies of Post-Imperialism in Germany after 1918.