Hotelmanagement

Henschel, U. Karla; Gruner, Axel; Freyberg, Burkhard von

doi:10.1524/9783486753882

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“…82 In addition to recommendations for shops where one could buy these items, the girls were advised to put these on the wish list as a birthday present or for Hanukkah, when, as in the Christian tradition of Christmas, presents are given to children. 83 Most urgent, according to Henschel, was the acquirement of a loden hat, which would make the members recognizable as a group: "Now we talk about hats, that due to their colors and different shapes are the items that most clearly lead a uniform appearance, even of the smallest group of female hikers." 84 The hat that she recommended would be sold at the next group's gathering and the girls were urged to buy one.…”

Section: Blau-weiss Between Germanness and Jewishness: Transformation...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Forging National Belonging: Transformation, Visibility, and Dress in the German-Jewish Youth Movement Blau-Weiss, 1912–1927

Bethke

2023

Cent Eur Hist

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Looking at Blau-Weiss as the first Zionist youth movement in Germany between 1912 and 1927, the article examines the role of dress in expressing new feelings of national belonging as “Jewish” in modern Germany. Drawing on publications of the movement, memoirs, and photographs, the article shows how Blau-Weiss members tried to become visible as Jews while at the same time trying to copy the dress codes of the nationalist German youth movement Wandervogel. It further shows how, after the First World War, Blau-Weiss tried to forge their own way of Zionist dressing. The article argues that it was not the actual clothes worn or the perception of others that was most crucial to the creation of a national Jewish identity, but rather the inner function that reflections and debates on dress had for Blau-Weiss members in forging and redefining their feelings of belonging and identification as Zionist Jews in Germany.

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Section: Blau-weiss Between Germanness and Jewishness: Transformation...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Forging National Belonging: Transformation, Visibility, and Dress in the German-Jewish Youth Movement Blau-Weiss, 1912–1927

Bethke

2023

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“…The hospitality industry has a very high proportion of practically trained professionals and thus offers a wide range of such persons different deployment options. However, conveying the attractiveness of the sector to small and medium-sized companies is particularly challenging, especially for academics (Hennige, 2015;Henschel et al, 2013). The selection of their source markets for employees is just as relevant as domestic qualification offers for people without specialist training.…”

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confidence: 99%