<b><i>Gynaekeumenes</i></b>: A Nonrepresentative Selection of Notable Articles Published in the <b><i>Monatsschrift</i></b> and <b><i>Gynaecologia</i></b> from 1896 to 1969

Abstract

History does not exist per se; it is made. Historiography is not a neutral collection and organization of events, but a narrative and historical process itself, deeply associated with selection (…) Without the organizing force of a (collective) subject, history is nothing but a seemingly endless and chaotic flood of data and facts." [1]

Editorial

“…In this 125th anniversary issue, we look back in time, and a special article by David and Ebert [2] reviews the key topics that were addressed in the many GOI issues published since 1895. We also focus on how GOI was managed in the 1930s leading up to World War II.…”