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What did Germany's Basic Law bar women from until a 2000 court ruling?
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Which term for unmarried women did West German authorities ban in 1972?
Answer: Fräulein
Why: Interior Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher issued the decree on 16 January 1972, a step Bundestag Vice President Liselotte Funcke had pushed for.
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Why do German feminists criticize the tax rule Ehegattensplitting?
Answer: It discourages married women from working full-time
Why: Since 1958, spouse splitting has lowered work incentives for second earners, often women, by raising the tax on added earnings.
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Who wrote the 1907 German study 'Wife and Mother in Legal Development'?
Answer: Marianne Weber
Why: In January 1919 she took her seat in Baden's assembly and became the first woman ever to speak in a German parliament.
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What purple clothing item became the uniform of 1970s German feminists?
Answer: Dungarees
Why: Purple mixes pink and blue as a sign of equality, and activists paired it with a garment seen as male.
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In what year did West Germany appoint its first female federal minister?
Answer: 1961
Why: CDU women forced Adenauer to name a woman in 1961, and the new Health Ministry was created for Elisabeth Schwarzhaupt.
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Why did Saxon authorities pass the 1850 "Lex Otto" law?
Answer: To ban women from editing newspapers
Why: Louise Otto-Peters moved her Frauen-Zeitung to Gera in neighbouring Reuss, but a similar law there soon banned it too.