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,Conclusion: Women’s Reflections on Wartime Experiences,Khan, and Germaine Tillion were committed to numerous forms of resistance as soon as they learned of the enemy incursion into Western Europe. This chapter offers insights into each writer’s personal engagements in resistance activities in order to measure the historical, literary, and autobiographic

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Charlotte Delbo: Writing the Afterlife,s of women’s experiences in relation to the atrocities of the Holocaust, as well as interactions among her protagonists. Delbo “writes resistance” beyond the unidimensional realism of carceral atrocities by bringing the dead as well as the living into a common forum of memories extensively informed by her own traumatic experiences.

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Noor Inayat Khan: Conceptualizing Resistance During World War II,er writings in this chapter includes adaptations of her tales, short stories, and unpublished letters, which frequently reflect the political and moral climate of wartime Europe, as well as the powerful influence of Sufism and the teachings of her father, Hazrat Inayat Khan, founder of the International Sufi movement in the West.

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,Germaine Tillion: Observations of Algeria and Ravensbrück,ground in social anthropology and ethnography throughout this stark drama. Although her experiences as an ethnologist conducting field studies in rural Algeria and the toxic carceral environment of Ravensbrück were quite different, she deftly brings them into focus alongside each other in her scholarly and political writings.

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The Intangible Costs of Environmental Fraud: Impacts for Brands, Trust, Corporate Identity, Image, he immediate losses that companies might suffer. While examining the committal of stakeholders’ perceptions, the discussions add to the debate around the nature of intangible resources, as well as to the valorization of strategies that aim to protect them.

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