The eighteen-year-old Erna must find her way not only in the big city, and among the other young women, but also through the difficult conditions at work, where the salaries are barely enough to live on and the male bosses harass the female employees. When her coworker Trude becomes pregnant by her boss and is sacked, Erna draws on her working-class background to organize her more genteel colleagues into a protest strike.
Rudolf Braune's Erna is a more radical literary example of the Weimar Republic's resourceful - but often politically indifferent - «New Woman» than Irmgard Keun's Doris and Vicki Baum's Flämmchen.
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