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Journal Article
Remembering Rape: Divided Social Memory and the Red Army in Hungary 1944–1945
2005
Overview
Mark focuses on the particularly striking finding that within the Hungarian civilian population that experienced Red Army occupation both types of story were told; denials that rape occurred have existed alongside descriptions of the brutal behavior of the Soviet soldiers. Accounts taken from the Fascist period, from the Soviet occupation itself and from the Communist and post-Communist periods are used to explore the diverse range of experiences of, and meanings attached to, mass rapes committed by the Soviets in Hungary.
