| The Berlin Women's Association 1945
e.V. (Berliner Frauenbund 1945 e.V., BFB) was founded by the historian
Mrs. Agnes Zahn-Harnack, directly after the Second Word War.
The "Berlin Women's Association" (BFB) is a re-founding
of the old-established "German Women's Associations (Bund Deutscher
Frauenvereine), which stopped their work when the German Nazi government
took over in 1933.
The board of the association decided to close down to avoid discrimination
of its Jewish members, because the Nazis wanted to exclude them
from the "German Women's Association". Another reason
for stopping their work was, that the government forced them to
include Nazi female politicians in the organisation.
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