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Introduction,rtens for children 3-5. Approximately 80 years later, in the early 1950s, the communist regimes in Central Europe decided to move nurseries to the Ministry of Health. At the time, few would have expected these decisions to have a long-lasting influence on gender relations in the region; yet that is

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