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?Pore's book should be read not only by those interested in feminism and socialism in modern European history, but by all students and scholars who want to understand why it has been so hard to free women. A Conflict of Interest...demonstrates in concise and well-argued words, the contradictions between feminism and socialism within a larger movement of social change.?-Jean C. Robinson, Director, Women's Studies Program, Indiana University

This is the story of Lydia Marx Henricksen. Lydia was born in 1925 in Giessen, Germany and came of age in the 1930s and 1940s. These were turbulent times in Germany as the nation suffered through revolution, hyper-inflation, depression, political violence and the catastrophe of World War II. While the family fortunes suffered, Lydia, herself, grew up secure and sheltered in a tight-knit traditional German family. She recalls her childhood an...