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November winds destroyed my happiness": gender, ethnicity, and geographical displacement during and after the Shoah
TítuloNovember winds destroyed my happiness": gender, ethnicity, and geographical displacement during and after the Shoah
Autor
Call number940.5318082/0041
Número del objeto10317E
Lugar de publicaciónWarsaw, Poland
EditorialInstytut Badan´ Literackich PAN
Año de publicación
2015
Paginaciónpp125-144
MaterialArticle
ISBN9788364703249
NotesArticle from the book 'Women and the Holocaust: new perspectives and challenges' pp125-144
Descripción
This case study analyses the fate of K.P., a female doctor of medicine born in Karlsbad. Her life story during and after the war illustrates the suffering of Jews from so called mixed families after the annexation of the Sudeten lands. Her story helps unravel the exceedingly sensitive and complex issue within contemporary historiography of Czech-German relations after 1945
