". . . there is a solid piece of research contained in this study. . . . The politics of radio, the history of women's broadcasting and what it says about power in state and society, the way radio revolutionized the domestic activities of women--advising, informing, and educating--all are well treated."
--Choice
— Choice
". . . a valuable study that sheds light on a neglected aspect of the history of the modern media in Germany and contributes to our knowledge of the history of gender relations."
--Karl Cristian Fuehrer, University of Oldenburg, German History, Volume 17, No. 4
— Karl Cristian Fuehrer, University of Oldenburg, German History
". . . a very thorough, excellent, and highly engaging study. It is certainly a very important contribution to the field of German Studies."
--Jennifer M. Kapczynski, University of California, Berkeley, German Quarterly, Winter 2000
— Jennifer M. Kapczynski, University of California, Berkeley, German Quarterly
". . . represents exhaustive research and is highly recommended to anyone interested in the role of mass media in German history."
--History: Reviews of New Books
— History: Reviews of New Books
". . . [a] well-documented, insightful book. . . ."
--Journal of Women's History, Winter 2000
— Journal of Women's History