“北约最自由派”？

IF 0.1 Q3 HISTORY

International Journal of Military History and Historiography Pub Date : 2021-11-09 DOI:10.1163/24683302-bja10026

Klaus Storkmann

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同性恋是所有军队在某一时刻都被迫讨论的话题——现在仍然如此。对世界各地的武装力量进行比较，有助于将一个国家的行动置于更大的背景下。这不仅是当今历史学家的研究方法，而且正如这项研究令人惊讶地显示的那样，在20世纪60年代末及之后，(西)德国联邦国防部(FMoD)也采用了这种方法。本文利用德国联邦国防部的档案资料，探讨了(西)德国国防部在处理同性恋军人时，是如何对其他国家军队的规定感兴趣和看法的，以及这些见解是否以及如何影响了国防部的行动

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The “Most Liberal in nato”?

Homosexuality was a topic that all armed forces were compelled to address at some point – and still are. A comparison between armed forces from around the world helps to put the actions of one state in the context of a bigger picture. This is not only the approach of historians today, but, as this research surprisingly shows, was the approach of the (West) German Federal Ministry of Defence (FMoD) in the late 1960s and after. Using archival sources from the German FMoD, this article examines how the (West) German MoD was interested in and viewed the regulations of other countries’ armed forces when dealing with homosexual service members, and whether and how these insights influenced the actions of the Defence Ministry.1

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