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First published: March 1, 2026 - Last updated: March 1, 2026
TITLE INFORMATION
Author: Nina Paulovicova
Title: “I Heard a Russian Voice: They Promised Us Girls. There by Holocaust Survivors in Slovakia Are No Bloody Girls Here”
Subtitle: Remembering Sexual(ized) Violence
In: Shattered Liberation: Sexualized Violence Against Holocaust Survivors, 1943–1946
Edited by: Nina Paulovicova, Anna Cichopek-Gajraj and Joanna Beata Michlic
Place: West Lafayette, IN
Publisher: Purdue University Press
Year: 2025
Pages: 123-150
ISBN-13: 9781626712171 (hbk.) -
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ISBN-13: 9781626712188 (pbk.) -
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ISBN-13: 9781626712195 (EPUB) -
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Language: English
Keywords:
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Sexual Assault /
Sexual Violence during the Holocaust
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Author:
Nina Paulovicova,
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences,
Athabasca University -
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Contents:
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Introduction (p. 123) |
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Sources: Institutional Shaping and Interior Labor of Narrative Construction (p. 126) |
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Scholarship Overview: Unpacking Shame and Silence (p. 127) |
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Reconstructing Shattered Liberation from Holocaust Survivor’s Memoirs (p. 129) |
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Tackling Voids of Sexual(ized) Violence in the Video - Recorced Oral Testimonies (p. 133) |
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Mending the Harms of Stigmatization (p. 138) |
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Conclusion (p. 140) |
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Acknowledgments (p. 141) |
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Notes (p. 141) |
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Bibliography (p. 146) |
Extract:
»This chapter is structured as follows. The first part aims to “tune readers” into the grey zone of liberation and explore how survivors recalled liberation and what they revealed about the interactions with liberators. Were survivors indeed silent about sexual(ized) violence? The second part then zooms in on survivors and tackles voids, “a conceptual oubliette” of sexual(ized) violence in memory as a result of exogenous and endogenous factors. Here, drawing on two case studies, I first highlight how interviewers’ interventions contributed to silencing survivors’ recollections of sexual(ized) violence, illustrating an example of an exogenous factor. Second, I focus on an example of an endogenous factor, in particular victims’ screening of memories concerning liberation rape, to challenge the scholarly perpetuation of victims’ stigmatization. In the last section, I reflect on how to move away from stigmatization to “dignification” of survivors subjected to liberation rape and suggest possible pathways to breaking the cycle of the harmful perpetuation of stigma.«
(Source: Article, p. 125)
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Slovak Republic (1939–1945) |
Genocide:
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The Holocaust in Slovakia,
Sexual violence during the Holocaust |
Sex and the law:
Wartime sexual violence /
Sexual violence in World War II |
War:
World War II /
Soviet war crimes
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