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Gerda Lerner
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Austrian-American women's history scholar (1920-2013)

Also known as: Gerda Hedwig Lerner, Герда Лернер, غيردا ليرنر, 거다 러너, ゲルダ・ラーナー, 格爾達·勒納

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Known works

  • The creation of patriarchy (1986)
  • The majority finds its past (1979)
  • The Grimke Sisters from South Carolina (1967)
  • Women and history (1986)
  • Black Women in White America (1972)