ʺFor whom are all the good things in life?ʺ German-American housewives discuss their budgets

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Veröffentlicht in:	German workers in industrial Chicago, 1850 - 1910
1. Verfasser:	Schneider, Dorothee (VerfasserIn)
Pages:	1850 - 1910
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Veröffentlicht:	1983
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
Skilled workers and industrialization : Chicago's German cabinetmakers and mechanists, 1880-1900	1983	Jentz, John B.
German radicals in industrial America	1983	Heiss, Christine
Chicagoʹs German working class in 1900	1983	Keil, Hartmut
Free soil, free labor, and ʺFreimännerʺ German Chicago in the civil war era	1983	Levine, Bruce Carlan
German socialists and the roots of American working-class radicalism	1983	Buhle, Paul
Ethnicity in the formation of the Chicago carpenters union : 1855-1890	1983	Suhrbur, Thomas J.
Class conflict, municipal politics, and governmental reform in gilded age Chicago, 1871-1875	1983	Schneirov, Richard
ʺFor whom are all the good things in life?ʺ : German-American housewives discuss their budgets	1983	Schneider, Dorothee
German working-class culture in Chicago : Continuity and change in the decade from 1900 to 1910	1983	Ensslen, Klaus
Occupational patterns of German-Americans in nineteenth-century cities	1983	Faires, Nora
Industrialization, class, and competing cultural systems : Detroit workers, 1875-1900	1983	Oestreicher, Richard J.
Chicagoʹs German North Side, 1880-1900 : the structure of a gilded age ethnic neighborhood	1983	Harzig, Christiane
Immigrant workers in early mass production industry : work rationalization and job control conflicts in Chicago's packinghouses, 1900-1904	1983	Barrett, James R.