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  2. In Her Own Voice : Childbirth Stories From Mennonite Women

In her own voice : childbirth stories from Mennonite women

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  • Contributor:

    Martens, Katherine

    ,

    Harms, Heidi

    Summary:

    Over a two-year period, Katherine Martens interviewed twenty-six women from three generations about their experiences of motherhood and giving birth. While all had some connection to the Mennonite community, their stories reflect their diverse backgrounds - weaving through the narratives of life stories that include escaping the Russian Revolution, running farms, and working at such diverse occupations as sales clerks, nurses, professors, teachers, and poets.

    Contents:
    • Cover
    • Contents
    • Foreword
    • Acknowledgements
    • Introduction
    • Co-Editor's Note
    • Anna Thiessen
    • Margaret Sawatzky
    • Helen Wedel
    • Sara Kroeker
    • Maria Reimer
    • Elizabeth Krahn
    • Evelyn Rempel Petkau
    • Anna Fullerton
    • Robyn Epp
    • Elsa Neufeld
    • Vicki Neufeld
    • Gertrude Epp
    • Agatha Martens
    • Agatha Warkentin
    • Di Brandt
    • Marjorie Neufeld Martin
    • Mrs. A
    • Susanna Edith Klassen
    • Aganetha (Aggie) Klassen
    • Peggy Regehr
    • Edith Parker
    • Sue Klassen
    • Magdalene Redekop
    • Hildegard Martens Roberta LoughrinKarin Dirks
    • Selected Sources
    Genre: Anecdotes, Canadian nonfiction, History
    Original Publisher: Winnipeg, Man. , University of Manitoba Press
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9780887553271

    ,

    0887553273

    ,

    9780887550379

Details

DC Contributor

Martens, Katherine

Harms, Heidi

Abstract

Over a two-year period, Katherine Martens interviewed twenty-six women from three generations about their experiences of motherhood and giving birth. While all had some connection to the Mennonite community, their stories reflect their diverse backgrounds - weaving through the narratives of life stories that include escaping the Russian Revolution, running farms, and working at such diverse occupations as sales clerks, nurses, professors, teachers, and poets.

Genre
Anecdotes
Canadian nonfiction
History
Publisher (Source)

Winnipeg, Man.

University of Manitoba Press

Not specified

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