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

“…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. 85 In the photograph (Figure 7), likely taken before 1915, the girls are wearing elements of the loden dress, solid hiking boots, long skirts made of loden, and a loden jacket.…”

“…84 The hat that she recommended would be sold at the next group's gathering and the girls were urged to buy one. 85 In the photograph (Figure 7), likely taken before 1915, the girls are wearing elements of the loden dress, solid hiking boots, long skirts made of loden, and a loden jacket. Some of the girls complemented these with hats.…”

“…In addition, the authors emphasized the risk of peer pressure. 108 Glaser wrote: "You now have heard what such great leaders think about hiking outfits. From now on no one will dare to approach us with his red student cap, otherwise it may happen that it will be buried somewhere in the forest.… He will then be able to buy a hat at our next gathering."…”

“…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.…”