Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction 1
4. 1. Human Rights Activism in Occupied and Early West Germany: The Case of the German League for Human Rights 17
5. 2. Rudolf Laun and “German Human Rights” in Occupied and Early West Germany 45
6. 3. Human Rights Activism as Domestic Politics: The International League for Human Rights, West German Amnesty, and the Humanist Union Confront Adenauer’s West Germany 63
7. 4. “German Human Rights” Enter the Mainstream: The Case of Otto Kimminich 101
8. 5. Human Rights for Women across Cultural Lines: Terre des Femmes 132
9. Conclusion 167
10. A Note on Sources 177
11. Notes 183
12. Index 261
13. Acknowledgments 275