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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230510050ers, the impacts of wars on home fronts, or the aftermaths of wars in military occupations and new regimes) even as social historians themselves became increasingly interested in utilizing diaries and letters produced during wars remains an open question. All these factors were consequential. What i

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Introduction: Female Embodiment and Writinger mainly Christian nationalities like the Ottoman Greeks and Assyrians, and it was usually secured through a number of methods of direct and indirect killings: massacres, drownings, death marches under the guise of relocations, imposed starvation and diseases, etc.

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Introduction: Female Embodiment and Writing out that the girl was, in fact, often present at the local train station when the German trains carrying troops rolled in. One of the other girls admitted to having had sexual relations with a German soldier since the age of 14, but insisted that she now only had sexual relations with Danes.

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,‘A Fate Worse Than Dying’: Sexual Violence during the Armenian Genocide,er mainly Christian nationalities like the Ottoman Greeks and Assyrians, and it was usually secured through a number of methods of direct and indirect killings: massacres, drownings, death marches under the guise of relocations, imposed starvation and diseases, etc.

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,‘Youth Off the Rails’: Teenage Girls and German Soldiers — A Case Study in Occupied Denmark, 1940–1 out that the girl was, in fact, often present at the local train station when the German trains carrying troops rolled in. One of the other girls admitted to having had sexual relations with a German soldier since the age of 14, but insisted that she now only had sexual relations with Danes.