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33: 896:: "1974 – Across the Berlin Wall. Women in Two Different Systems", Berlin (West) 1974. Manuskript für Vortrag und Publikation in USA. Auszugsweise auf deutsch im Buchkapitel: 1974 – Ein Blick über die Mauer. Maria Rentmeister im Gespräch, in: Perincioli, Cristina: 1968 – Die bessere Hälfte. Aufbruch der Frauen in Berlin 1968-1974, Berlin (Querverlag) 2015. Auszug der Originalversion auf Englisch/excerpt from the original English version: 625:. Most of the members of the postwar Party Executive went on to become Central Committee members following the launch of the German Democratic Rerpublic, but Maria Rentmeister did not. At a meeting of the Party Executive in Autumn 1948 it fell to Rentmeister to deliver an unwelcome message to party comrades, including the future leadership of the German Democratic Republic. Among the workers in the country, a mood of desolation prevailed ( 422:, who took on a position of responsibility for political "education" within the exiled party leadership. Maria Rentmeister and Wilhelm Beuttel teamed up and became partners. One source indicates that the two political exiles married at some stage, but most infer, that Beuttel and Rentmeister still had not taken this step when, in July 1944, Beuttel was executed at 1123: 1128:
Die Sammlung enthält rund 2.000 Lebenserinnerungen und Erinnerungen v. a. an Persönlichkeiten und Ereignisse der deutschen und internationalen Arbeiterbewegung, zum antifaschistischen Widerstand, zur deutschen Emigration vor und während des Zweiten Weltkrieges und zur Entwicklung in der SBZ und DDR.
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Since the 2020s, Maria Rentmeister's life, work and achievements have been researched in more depth in contemporary German historiography of the post-war period and highlighted in a number of publications. For this purpose, her extensive legacy in the German Federal Archives in Berlin was also used,
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region, the eldest of her parents' six children. Her father was master tailor, independent entrepreneur, Chairman of the Tailors' Guild and Conservative city councillor in Sterkrade. In political terms it was Katharina Rentmeister (1881-1952), the mother of the six Rentmeister children, who was
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Beatrice Vierneisel: „Zum Beispiel Maria R.“ im Aufsatz: „Das Erinnerungsarchiv. Lebenszeugnisse als Quellengruppe im Institut für Marxismus-Leninismus beim ZK der SED“, in: Martin Sabrow (Hg.): Verwaltete Vergangenheit. Geschichtskultur und Herrschaftslegitimation in der DDR. Leipzig 1997
748:. Both spent time in prison and / or camps because of their resistance activities. Both nevertheless survived Nazi imprisonment. Aside from this, details, including the dates of the marriages, are not disclosed in sources. Maria Rentmeister also had a daughter. 586:, less than 100 km to the northeast, where during the Summer of 1945 she worked for the party on culture related matters. From 1945 till its dissolution in November 1947 she also served as chair of the Berlin party Women's Committee. A new political party 838:
Grit Bühler: Eigenmächtig, frauenbewegt, ausgebremst. Der Demokratische Frauenbund Deutschlands und seine Gründerinnen (1945–1949). Frankfurt am Main/New York (Campus) 2022 (Dissertation, Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Christiane Kuller, Prof. Dr. Cäcilia "Cillie"
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Nor did Red Kate miss an opportunity to share her political passions with her husband simply because he was away at the front. She used to send him stock market reports and financial statements in respect of the large industrial firms in the
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Grit Bühler: (Die) Mütter der Gleichberechtigung in der DDR. Die frauenbewegte Gründerinnenzeit des Demokratischen Frauenbundes Deutschlands (DFD) 1945 – 1949, in: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb, Deutschland Archiv, 7.11.2023,
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she opposed it, a political standpoint which the political left in Germany shared with increasing passion as the war inflicted ever more carnage on the fighting men and ever greater destitution on those they had left at home.
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Kurzbiografie von/short biography of Maria Rentmeister, online bei der bpb (Autorin: Grit Bühler): "Aus den Lebensläufen der frühen Akteurinnen im Demokratischen Frauenbund Deutschlands", 07.11.2023
442:) on the "Westdeutsche Kampfblätter" (resistance newspaper), produced for (illegal) distribution among comrades living "underground" (unregistered at their town halls), across the frontier in 675:
which, under the centralised Leninist government model being adopted, was designed to broaden the popular legitimacy of the overall political structure. Alongside the officially designated
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had been arrested (or worse), or else had fled abroad. Two cities, in particular, were rapidly becoming the de facto head quarter locations for the German Communist Party in exile:
32: 698:. Here, till 1954, she was in charge of developing East German cultural relations with foreign countries. Between 1951 and 1954 she also took on the deputy chairmanship at the 862: 648:, mandated to draw up a new constitution (based on a document that had already been provided to it). She was also one of those selected, the next year, for membership of the 1432: 721: 633:). It was not something that those present were equipped to address effectively, but report of that speech does provide an early glimpse of the slow-burn build-up to the 1462: 438:
where the focus of her party work was on political "education". At the same time she worked with others for the German Communist Party leadership's "western division" (
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guarantee of Dutch neutrality in November 1939 encouraged the already widespread belief that in this respect history might be about to repeat itself. However, the
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that Maria Rentmeister fled during the Autumn/Fall of 1934. There she worked during 1934/35 for the ambitiously named "World Committee against War and Fascism" (
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Käthe Rentmeister's six children could not avoid the effects growing up in an atmosphere of heightened political awareness. Maria's younger brother
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by the party. From Amsterdam Rentmeister now took on responsibility for co-ordinating "Communist women's resistance" (
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After successful conclusion of her school career, Maria Rentmeister underwent a commercial training. She joined the
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where, according to at least one widely requoted source, she remained for three years and worked as a "labourer" (
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activists, although this would at this time still have run counter to the policy of the powerfully influential
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probably the more important influence. She is also identified in sources by her soubriquet, "die rote Käthe" (
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on 10 May 1940 and very quickly took the country over. Maria Rentmeister was caught and arrested by the
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Maria Rentmeister was married firstly to the Oberhausen communist Wilhelm Bettinger and secondly to
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which emerged, formally, in July 1950. She also served, between 1946 and 1948, as a member of the
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https://www.bpb.de/themen/deutschlandarchiv/542468/die-muetter-der-gleichberechtigung-in-der-ddr/
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as a result of which Rentmeister was one of many thousand committed communists who signed their
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which replaced the first in May 1949 and went on to constitute itself, in October 1949, as the
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In 1949 Rentmeister took charge at the national Department for Cultural Enlightenment at the
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regions. "That way you know what it is you are really fighting for: the 'Fatherland' is
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Peter Erler (chapter author); Manfred Wilke (editor-compiler) (1 January 1998).
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who many years later would become an influential senior journalist in the
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convicted her on the usual charge of "preparing to commit high treason" (
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at the same time as Rentmeister. At the end of 1937 he was sent back to
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where she worked for the German Party leadership's "southern division"(
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also left a significant footprint on history as an anti-Nazi activist.
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while her children were small, but in 1929 she would join the
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German political activist, Women's and cultural policy maker
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it became obvious that political activism on behalf of the
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In 1947 Maria Renrtmeister was one of the founders of the
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Weitere Erinnerungen befinden sich in Nachlässen. 2071 AE
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Zwei sozialistische Frauengenerationen von 1914 bis 1989
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was formed under contentious circumstances in April 1946
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In 1936 Maria Rentmeister transferred from Paris to the
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She served between 1946 and 1950 as a member of the
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would not come under full German control till early
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Party of Democratic Socialism (Germany) politicians
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Käthe Rentmeister was a member of the 190:abroad or, later, in state detention. In 1370:. LIT Verlag MĂĽnster. pp. 240–241. 1208: 761: 392:"Weltkomitee gegen Krieg und Faschismus" 206:"Demokratischer Frauenbund Deutschlands" 186:. She spent much of the time during the 169:Katharina Rentmeister ("Die rote Käthe") 914: 536:). She was imprisoned till 1945 in the 1423:Communist Party of Germany politicians 1410: 938:Widerstandskämpferinnen aus Oberhausen 910:http://www.beatricevierneisel.de/namen 667:Demokratischer Frauenbund Deutschlands 621:"Berliner Stadtverordnetenversammlung" 312:, but she was clearly a member before 300:in 1927. 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Index


Sterkrade
Oberhausen
Rhine Province
Prussia
Germany
Berlin
DFD
KPD
SED
PDS
Fritz Rettmann
Wilhelm Beuttel
resistance activist
1933
twelve Nazi years
1945
Soviet occupation zone
East Germany
Democratic Women's League ("Demokratischer Frauenbund Deutschlands" / DFD)
Sterkrade
Oberhausen
Ruhr
Rhine
First World War
Ruhr
Krupp
Social Democratic Party
Communists
Hans

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