James I Martin was Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Director of the MSW Program at NYU's Silver School of Social Work until his recent retirement. His research and scholarship has focused on diverse sexual and gender minority issues. In addition to these issues, he taught research and practice methods to masters and doctoral students in social work and counseling. Dr. Martin has long advocated for sexual and gender minority issues in social work through leadership in several of its major organizations and by establishing the principal caucus of sexual and gender minority faculty and doctoral students in the profession.

• Preface Acknowledgments 1: Introduction 2: Germany in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries 3: The Weimar Republic and National Socialism 4: Foundations in the United States 5: The Jazz Age 6: The 1930s and the Great Depression 7: The World at War 8: The 1950s and the Homophile Movement 9: A Rising Tide of Resistance 10: Stonewall and Its Aftermath 11: Turbulence and Visibility in the 1970s 12: The Deluge and Beyond 13: Summary and Conclusions References Index

James I Martin was Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Director of the MSW Program at NYU's Silver School of Social Work until his recent retirement. His research and scholarship has focused on diverse sexual and gender minority issues. In addition to these issues, he taught research and practice methods to masters and doctoral students in social work and counseling. Dr. Martin has long advocated for sexual and gender minority issues in social work through leadership in several of its major organizations and by establishing the principal caucus of sexual and gender minority faculty and doctoral students in the profession.

• Preface Acknowledgments 1: Introduction 2: Germany in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries 3: The Weimar Republic and National Socialism 4: Foundations in the United States 5: The Jazz Age 6: The 1930s and the Great Depression 7: The World at War 8: The 1950s and the Homophile Movement 9: A Rising Tide of Resistance 10: Stonewall and Its Aftermath 11: Turbulence and Visibility in the 1970s 12: The Deluge and Beyond 13: Summary and Conclusions References Index

James I Martin was Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Director of the MSW Program at NYU's Silver School of Social Work until his recent retirement. His research and scholarship has focused on diverse sexual and gender minority issues. In addition to these issues, he taught research and practice methods to masters and doctoral students in social work and counseling. Dr. Martin has long advocated for sexual and gender minority issues in social work through leadership in several of its major organizations and by establishing the principal caucus of sexual and gender minority faculty and doctoral students in the profession.

• Preface Acknowledgments 1: Introduction 2: Germany in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries 3: The Weimar Republic and National Socialism 4: Foundations in the United States 5: The Jazz Age 6: The 1930s and the Great Depression 7: The World at War 8: The 1950s and the Homophile Movement 9: A Rising Tide of Resistance 10: Stonewall and Its Aftermath 11: Turbulence and Visibility in the 1970s 12: The Deluge and Beyond 13: Summary and Conclusions References Index