Mariahilfergürtel 37, 1150 Wien
E-Mail:
info@muvs.org
Telefon:
0699 178 178 04
The Museum
News
Newsletter
Conserving cultural assets
Visitor Information
Opening Hours and Tickets
Tours at MUVS
Tours online
Virtual tour
Audioguide
Museums Information
The very beginning
Awards
Supporters & Contributors
Media Reports
Press
Contact
Topics
Overview
Contraceptions
Pregnancy Test
Abortion
Plights
Pioneers
Collections
Plants
Literary Quotes
Videos
Objects
Contraception
Overview
Vaginal Rinsing
Futile Attempts
Coils
Sterilisation
Pregnancy Tests
Media
Self Observation
Vaginal Barriers
Condoms
Pill & Co
Future Methods
Body Models
Abortion
Overview
Instruments
Substances
Pharmaceutical drugs
Body Models
Media
Library
Categories
Books
Newspaper Articles
Ad- & Infofolders
Posters & Flyers
Gebrauchsanweisungen
Professional Articles
Professional Journals
Original Documents
Topics
Abortion
Contraception
Sex Education
Work of Reference
contraception
How Ogino discovered rhythm
Inventary ID
c4173
Authors
Anthony Zimmerman
Date
01.02.1995
Topics
contraception
Language
English
Category
Fachartikel
Related documents
Birth Control Handbook
Pages
52
Das Kondom
Pages
11
Einstellung von Männern zur Familienplanung und Möglichkeiten ihrer stärkeren Einbeziehung in Familienplanungsprogramme
Authors
Irmela Riedlberger
Pages
181
The 15th Asian Parasite Control / Family Planning Conference
Pages
345
Vier Österreicher als Pioniere der Pille
Wie die hormonelle Empfängnisverhütung funktioniert- erste Forschungsarbeiten in den 20er Jahren
Authors
Friedrich Katscher
Pages
1
Natürliche Geburtenkontrolle durch Still-Amenorrhö
Authors
A. Pérez
Pages
1
Birth control in the ancient world
Authors
John M. Riddle, J. Worth Estes, Josiah C. Russell
Wertes Fräulein, was kosten Sie? Prostitution in Zürich 1875-1925
Authors
Philipp Sarasin, Regula Bochsler, Patrick Kury
Editors
Philipp Sarasin
Pages
190
Pille: Keine "Abtreibung light"
Pages
1
Schwangerschaftsabbruch und Verhütung
Authors
Monika Meyer
Pages
92
Imprint
Data Protection
Support MUVS
Press
info@muvs.org
Museum of Contraception and Abortion © 2026
