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- Introduction
- Introduction to the Themed Issue: Gender
- Dossier: Gender, edited by: Tiziana D’Amico, Alexandra M. Szabó
- Research Articles
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- Revisiting the Sterilizations at Ravensbrück Concentration Camp: A Victim-Based History
- “Real Comrades in Struggle and Suffering”: Women’s Experiences in the Vapniarka Concentration Camp
- Surviving the Gender Matrix of the Holocaust: The Axis of Gender-Power in the Testimonies of Yugoslavian Holocaust Survivors
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- Open Forum
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- Approaching the Holocaust, Communism, and Post-Communism in Eastern Europe from a Gender Perspective
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- Voices of Courage: Women and Heroism in the Holocaust
- The Contribution of Andrea Pető to my Research and Understanding of the Holocaust
- Open Forum Gender Studies and the Holocaust - Reactions by Helga Embacher
- Open Forum Gender Studies and the Holocaust - Reactions by Sue Vice
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- Open Forum Gender Studies and the Holocaust – Reactions by Dalia Ofer
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- The Question of Unworthy Life: Eugenics and Germany’s Twentieth Century
- Dossier: Kamianets-Podilskyi
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