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Zelče, V. (2012). 'Latvian Women After World War II' In M. Röger, R. Leiserowitz, (Eds.), Women and Men at War (1st ed., pp. 281-306)
Zelče, Vita. "Latvian Women After World War II". Women and Men at War, edited by Maren Röger and Ruth Leiserowitz, fibre, 2012, pp. 281-306.
Zelče, V. (2012): 'Latvian Women After World War II', in Röger, M, Leiserowitz, R (eds.). Women and Men at War. fibre, pp. 281-306.
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https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-944870-21-2.2012.281
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Vita Zelče

Zelče, Vita, Professor at the Department of Communication Studies and senior researcher at the Advanced Social and Political Research Institute, University of Latvia

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Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Vita Zelče: Latvian Women After World War II 281
“A New Woman” 285
A Look Back: Latvia During the War 289
Post-war Latvia 292
On Social Contracts 297
Sovietisation and Collaboration 299
Conclusion 305

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