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Food talk: Gendered responses to hunger in the concentration camps

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Discusses the gendered responses to hunger in the concentration camps and the "connections with food that partially define who we are". States that food preparation - cooking - as a communal activity engaged in by women who were trapped in the "Final Solution' and , further, that this activity 'food talk' - had an ironic effect for many women.

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