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Does atrocity have a gender? Feminist interpretations of women in the SS

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States that historians need to rethink the use of concepts of gender and femininity when analysing the behaviour of female perpetrators. At the few postwar trials, "testimony was presented and evaluated in genderes ans sexualised mythological language," but this testimony may not in fact really explain the behaviour of women perpetrators.

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