Many female exiles found refuge in Great Britain after 1933:

German-speaking and predominantly Jewish writers such as Ruth

Feiner, Gabriele Tergit, Annelise Abels, and Charlotte Wolff.

The focus will be on the authors, some of whom were lesbians,

who fled Berlin. The exhibition will explore their living and

working conditions in British exile between 1933 and 1945, the

role of their origins and language in their lives as writers

there, and their networks and publishing opportunities.