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Women Without Men

Mennonite Refugees of the Second World War

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  • 296 pages
  • 11 hours of reading

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The narrative focuses on Mennonite women who, after losing their husbands and fathers, adapted to new gender roles in their adopted homeland. These women formed a unique culture of refugees, contributing to a distinctive historical narrative shaped by their experiences and resilience. Their journey highlights themes of survival, community, and the evolution of gender dynamics within a challenging context.

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Women Without Men, Marlene Epp

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