“Invisible Testimonies”: The Feminist Perspective in Holocaust Literature Studies

Ubertowska, Aleksandra

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“Invisible Testimonies”: The Feminist Perspective in Holocaust Literature Studies

Teksty Drugie Vol. 2 (2013) - Special Issue - English Edition

Ubertowska, Aleksandra

Holokaust ; II wojna światowa (1939-1945) ; literatura Holokaustu ; gender studies

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