Is War Men's Business?

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"As demonstrated by the example of the twelve heroines, war is also the business of women, who make brave decisions, perform daring actions, and take upon themselves dangerous tasks that many a male hero would not consider a disgrace at all. War is waged not only on the battlefield war is also the perilous everyday reality, the struggle with pain and fear, and dramatic responsibility for the children and household..." (Beata Labno, Curator of the Exhibition) -- Foreword / Jacek Salwinski; Uneven Roads to Gender The Situation of Women in the Second Polish Republic / Dobrochna Kalwa; 'Heroines of Everyday Life': Krakow Women of the German Occupation Period, 1939-1945 / Anna Czocher; 'Is War Men's Business?': Introduction to the Exhibition / Beata Labno; Miriam Akavia / Beata Labno & Miriam Akavia; Pelagia Bednarska / Beata Labno; Gusta Draenger / Elzbieta Dlugosz; Maria Hochberg Marianska / Avery Peleg & Beata Labno; Janina Jasicka / Jan Jasicki & Beata Labno; Karolina Lanckoronska / Kamil Kecki; Eugenia Manor / Beata Labno; Aniela Mazurek / Krzysztof Bassara; Aleksandra Mianowska / Beata Labno; Zofia Mikolajewska / Krzysztof Bassara; Aleksandra Rajca / Krystyna Wojtowicz; Zofia Tomaszewska / Janusz Tomaszewski & Beata Labno; Women in Post-War Paradoxes of the Communist Reality / Barbara Klich-Kluczewska;