Gender and Power in the Third Reich

Focusing on the role of women in Nazi Germany, this book delves into the operations of the Gestapo and the societal dynamics that encouraged citizens to report non-compliance with Nazi ideologies. It highlights how ordinary women participated in the denunciation of perceived 'deviants and dissenters,' analyzing Gestapo files to uncover motivations behind their actions. By exploring the intersection of gender and state surveillance, the author sheds light on the complexities of complicity and the impact of social norms during this dark period in history.