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Kruse, M. (2021). 'Martyrs, Traitors, Healing Housewives' In K. Amacher, A. Portnov, & V. Serhiienko (Eds.), Official History in Eastern Europe (1st ed., pp. 135-149)
Kruse, Miriam. "Martyrs, Traitors, Healing Housewives: The Representation of Female War Experiences in Boris Gorbatov’s Taras’ Family (1943)". Official History in Eastern Europe, edited by Korine Amacher, Andrii Portnov and Viktoriia Serhiienko, fibre Verlag, 2021, pp. 135-149.
Kruse, M. (2021): 'Martyrs, Traitors, Healing Housewives', in Amacher, K, Portnov, A, Serhiienko, V (eds.). Official History in Eastern Europe. fibre Verlag, pp. 135-149.
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Martyrs, Traitors, Healing Housewives
The Representation of Female War Experiences in Boris Gorbatov’s Taras’ Family (1943)
In: Official History in Eastern Europe (2021), pp. 135–149
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Miriam Kruse
Kruse, Miriam, MA, is a graduate of the interdisciplinary programme ‘Culture and History of Central and Eastern Europe’ at the Viadrina European University in Frankfurt (Oder)
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