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From Communist Invisibles to Traumatized Visibles. Ostarbeiterinnen in Belgium, 1945-2009
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Contemporary history of Luxembourg Contemporary history of Europe

From Communist Invisibles to Traumatized Visibles. Ostarbeiterinnen in Belgium, 1945-2009

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Machteld Venken
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1 January 2009

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Machteld Venken
Machteld Venken
Machteld is a Professor of Contemporary Transnational History and Head of the research unit on Contemporary History of Luxembourg
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