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Angaben zur beteiligten Person Mlodoch: Dr. Karin Mlodoch, Diplom-Psychologin, ist Vorstandsmitglied und Projektkoordinatorin des entwicklungspolitischen Vereins HAUKARI – Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit e. V., Frankfurt a. M./Berlin, der im Irak Projekte für Frauen und Überlebende politischer und sozialer Gewalt unterstützt. .

The book addresses one of the most heinous crimes of Saddam Hussein's Baath regime in Iraq, the so-called Anfal Campaign against the Kurdish population in 1988: within a few months, thousands of villages were destroyed; up to 182,000 men and women abducted and murdered; tens of thousands of civilians detained and forcibly reset tled.

The book addresses one of the most heinous crimes of Saddam Hussein's Baath regime in Iraq, the so-called Anfal Campaign against the Kurdish population in 1988: within a few months, thousands of villages were destroyed; up to 182,000 men and women abducted and murdered; tens of thousands of civilians detained and forcibly reset tled.

This article focuses on Kurdish women in Iraq who survived the Iraqi army's Anfal operations against the Kurdish areas in 1988. It investigates Iraqi Kurdish women's psychosocial situation and strategies for coping with violence and loss in the aftermath of the Anfal operations. These strategies are largely shaped by social and economic factors and gender relations and in the traditional patriarchal context of rural Kurdish society. The article further explores the transformation of the women's situation and narratives through the recent political changes in Iraq and shows the conflict between their memories, narratives, and agency, on one hand, and the hegemonic discourse on victimhood in Kurdistan-Iraq today, on the other, as well as the interweaving of their individual coping strategies and the institutional processes for dealing with the past in Kurdistan and Iraq. Thus the paper contributes to socially and politically contextualized and gender-sensitive trauma research, as well as to the larger political and sociological debate on reconciliation processes after war and conflict.

"Der Beitrag behandelt die anhaltenden Auswirkungen der Gewalt des Baath-Regimes. Angesichts ausbleibender Unterstützung und Anerkennung sowie politischer Instrumentalisierung entfremden sich die Opfer vom politischen Prozess." (Autorenreferat)

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