Status Updates From A History of Women in Men's...

'Dr Katherine Freytag, a medical assistant at Bonn University, was on a train from Cologne to Hamburg in 1906 when she was arrested for being a man in female clothes. (...) Another instance occurred in the same year when Dr Anita Augspurg, the well-known leader of the German women’s rights movement, was charged with being a man in woman’s clothes – simply because she wore her hair short.' ~history repeats itself~ etc

so far sound but missing academic vigour and referencing