Description Special issue. Contents: Thom, Deborah: Introduction. Reynolds, Sian: Who wanted the crèches? Working mothers and the birth-rate in France, 1900-1950. Usborne, Cornelie: Abortion in Weimar Germany: The debate amongst the medical profession. Kudlien, Fridolf: The German response to the birth-rate problem during the Third Reich. Lilienthal, Georg: The illegitimacy question in Germany, 1900-1945: Areas of tension in social and population policy. Thane, P.M.: The debate on the declining birth-rate in Britain: The “menace” of an ageing population, 1920s-1950s.
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