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The impact of social policy on the behaviour of women workers in Poland and East Germany

This anonymous observation comes from one of the numerous manifestos put out by feminist groups which have emerged as part of the widespread social movements that have taken place across the GDR since the Autumn of 1989. These groups have sought to co-ordinate themselves very quickly in order to form an independent movement capable of carrying some weight on the political scene. This movement began on 3rd December 1989 when nearly 2,000 women assembled in Berlin. In the context of Eastern bloc countries this was an event worthy of attention and, up till now, unique of its kind not least in its scale. For these women who had decided to organise themselves