Women in the Holocaust - Waxman, Zo D"e (Senior Research Fellow, Senior Research Fellow, Oxfo
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A comprehensive study of women's lives during the Holocaust and how gender often operated as a crucial signifier for survival, with many pregnant women, women with young children, and those deemed unfit for hard labour being sent straight to the gas chambers; challenging the overlooking and oversimplification of the role of gender in the Holocaust.

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A comprehensive study of women's lives during the Holocaust and how gender often operated as a crucial signifier for survival, with many pregnant women, women with young children, and those deemed unfit for hard labour being sent straight to the gas chambers; challenging the overlooking and oversimplification of the role of gender in the Holocaust.
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Zoë Waxman is a Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies. She previously taught in the history faculty in Oxford and at Royal Holloway, University of London, where she was fellow in Holocaust Studies. She is the author of Writing the Holocaust: Identity, Testimony, Representation (2006), and Anne Frank (2015), as well as numerous articles relating to the Holocaust and genocide. A board member of the British Association of Holocaust Studies, she also sits on the editorial board of Holocaust Studies and the Journal of Modern Jewish Studies. She is a trustee of the Wiener Library and a member of the academic advisory board for the Imperial War Museum's Holocaust galleries.