I am starting my dissertation for an MA in Cultural History, Memory and Identity. I am interested in examining women perpetrators in the Third Reich; from denunciation to frontline killing. I am looking at a range of sources on women and genocide and female SS guards, but I'd really like to explore memoirs of these particular types of women.
Can anybody advise?
Thank you
Louise
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Thank you so much, Mary. I will look into these resources. Much appreciated!
Wendy Lower, Hitler's Furies: German Women In The Nazi Killing Fields would be useful as a secondary.
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