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First published: March 1, 2026 - Last updated: March 1, 2026
TITLE INFORMATION
Author: Andrea Pető
Title: The Witness Vanishes
Subtitle: Jewish Women from Hungary Remember Sexual Violence During WWII
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: 309-326
ISBN-13: 9781626712171 (hbk.) -
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ISBN-13: 9781626712195 (EPUB) -
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Language: English
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Types:
Sexual Assault /
Sexual Violence during the Holocaust
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Author:
Andrea Pető,
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Abstract:
»But as Andrea Pető shows in her chapter, communal memory of the Red Army’s sexual(ized) violence was not erased. Even though “the crimes of sexual violence committed by Soviet soldiers after 1945 went largely unpunished legally,” Pető reminds us, “the emotional and political consequences of this remain evident to this day.”«
(Source: Paulovicova, Nina. »Introduction.« Shattered Liberation: Sexualized Violence Against Holocaust Survivors, 1943–1946. Edited by Nina Paulovicova et al. West Lafayette 2025: 20)
Contents:
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Introduction (p. 309) |
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Changing the Framework of Memory (p. 311) |
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Sources (p. 313) |
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Testimonies and Their Changing Contexts (p. 315) |
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Silenced by Others (p. 317) |
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Liberation as Love (p. 318) |
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Diary of Secret Survival (p. 320) |
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Conclusion (p. 321) |
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Notes (p. 321) |
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Bibliography (p. 324) |
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Testimonies (p. 326) |
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History of Europe:
History of Hungary /
Hungary in World War II |
History of Europe:
History of Russia /
History of the Soviet Union (1927–1953) |
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The Holocaust in Hungary |
Sex and the law:
Sexual violence /
Sexual violence during the Holocaust
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