Serious Sexual Violence Against Women in Internment Camps After World War II
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It is remarkable that this was virtually unknown until now, because the interrogation reports of women who were held in these types of internment camps date back to 1950.
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Women who had a relationship with a German during the occupation, or were suspected of collaboration, faced severe sexual violence after the war. According to the Netherlands Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies (NIOD), this is evident from interrogation reports from 1950 concerning an investigation for the Parliamentary Inquiry into Government Policy 1940–1945.
AMSTERDAM (ANP) - Women who had a relationship with a German during the occupation, or were suspected of collaboration, faced serious sexual violence after the war. According to the Netherlands Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies (NIOD), this is evident from interrogation reports from 1950 of...
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