Special issue: Gender-Based and Sexual Violence during the Holocaust

Gender-Based and Sexual Violence in the Holocaust: On the Importance of Writing this History Today by Dorota Glowacka and Regina Mühlhäuser

‘I Still Struggle to Ensure that I am Truly Listening': Understanding Gender, Sexuality, and Sexual Violence During the Holocaust. A Conversation by Kenny Fries, Dorota Glowacka, Atina Grossmann, Anna Hájková, Björn Krondorfer, Regina Mühlhäuser, Joanna Ostrowska, Zoë Waxman

 Asking About the ‘Unspeakable’: Joan Ringelheim and Early Research on Sexual Violence and Same-Sex Practices among Women During the Holocaust by Carli Snyder

Barter, Prostitution, Abuse? Reframing Experiences of Sexual Exchange during the Holocaust by Pascale R. Bos

‘You are going to be my Bettmann’: Exploitative Sexual Relationships and the Lives of the Pipels in Nazi Concentration Camps by William Ross Jones

‘Shultsloze Ferpeynikte Neshomes’ – ‘Vulnerable, Tormented Souls’: Gendered Wounds, Sexualized Violence, and Jewish Masculinity in the Yiddish Testimonies of the Sonderkommando in Auschwitz-Birkenau by Christin Zühlke

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Against Romani Women and Girls in Occupied Poland during World War II by Justyna Matkowska

Silences of Memory: Liberator Sexual Assault in the East at the End of World War II by Daina S. Eglitis

Crossing the Threshold of Sexual Violence: Sexual Humiliation and the Practice of Performative Masculinity by Edward B. Westermann

Visual Pleasures? Wehrmacht Vernacular Trophy Photographs and the Female Other in Nazi-Occupied Europe by Elissa Mailänder