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GENDER DISTINCTION IN THE GENOCIDAL PROCESS: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE ARMENIAN CASE
Eliz Sanasarian · 1989
Catalogue summary
Based on interviews with Armenian women who survived 1915, this preliminary study considers gendered patterns in the genocidal process, including the differing treatment of men, women, and children.
Why this matters
It centers survivor testimony and gender in Armenian Genocide research, making it valuable for memory studies while requiring genocide-specialist review.
Citation
Eliz Sanasarian 1989. GENDER DISTINCTION IN THE GENOCIDAL PROCESS: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE ARMENIAN CASE. Holocaust and Genocide Studies. https://doi.org/10.1093/hgs/4.4.449
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