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Bischl, K. (2012). 'Telling Stories' In M. Röger, R. Leiserowitz, (Eds.), Women and Men at War (1st ed., pp. 117-133)
Bischl, Kerstin. "Telling Stories: Gender Relationships and Masculinity in the Red Army 1941-45". Women and Men at War, edited by Maren Röger and Ruth Leiserowitz, fibre, 2012, pp. 117-133.
Bischl, K. (2012): 'Telling Stories', in Röger, M, Leiserowitz, R (eds.). Women and Men at War. fibre, pp. 117-133.
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Telling Stories

Gender Relationships and Masculinity in the Red Army 1941-45

Bischl, Kerstin

In: Women and Men at War (2012), pp. 117–133

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fibre
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https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-944870-21-2.2012.117
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17

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Kerstin Bischl

Bischl, Kerstin, research fellow and Ph.D. student at the Humboldt University Berlin

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Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Kerstin Bischl: Telling Stories. Gender Relationships and Masculinity in the Red Army 1941-45 117
The focus on female Red Army soldiers and its shortcomings 117
The German war of annihilation and the consequences for the Red Army 121
Shaken social structures within the Red Army and the implications of violence 123
Gendered features of the male Red Army soldier 126
A narrowed perception of women and a radicalization of masculinity in wartime 128
Telling stories afterwards? 132

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