| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Both can also be seen as critical responses to the conventional literature of the time for girls and young women, which presented their readers with an idealized view of the social world and in particular of sex and marriage, and which Zur M??hlen had subjected to stinging criticism in an article of 1919.[10] In her two growing-up novels, Zur M??hlen did not shy away from topics sedulously avoid
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