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- Rochelle G. Saidel: Wikipedia

- Batya Brutin: -

Description: »At a time when powerful men's sexual abuse of less powerful women is making daily headlines, this exhibition offers artistic representations of sexual violence with a much greater ratio of power to powerlessness--during the Holocaust and some later genocides. There were no conditions for a #MeToo movement for Holocaust survivors, and despite advances in technology and feminist ideology, this situation has not changed significantly for the victims of later genocides. The women were often murdered, and survivors were frequently silenced by their own unwarranted sense of shame. Those who spoke out were sometimes discouraged.« (Source: )

Contents:

	Acknowledgments (p. 4)
	Introduction Rochelle G. Saidel and Batya Brotin (p. 7)
	CHAPTER ONE Sexual Violence during the Holocaust and Later Genocides: A Personal Contemplation Rochelle G. Saidel (p. 9)
	CHAPTER TWO Art and Violation during the Holocaust: A Gendered Perspective Batya Brutin (p. 18)
	CHAPTER THREE Reflections on Art and Genocide Rebecca Peistoop (p. 30)
	Violation during the Holocaust Artist Statements and Images (p. 37)
	Violation during Later Genocides Artist Statements and Images (p. 87)
	About Remember the Women Institute (p. 102)
	Bibliography (p. 104)

Note: Catalog of an Exhibition held in the Ronald Feldman Fine Arts Gallery, April 12 - May 12, 2018.

Wikipedia: History of Europe: History of Germany / Nazi Germany | Genocide: The Holocaust / Sexual violence during the Holocaust | Sex and the law: Sexual violence