STATE-SANCTIONED VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE 1905 REVOLUTION: THE CASES OF MATILDE KRĒGERE AND EMMA LIETUVIETE

Ineta Lipša

doi:10.22364/lviz.116.02

STATE-SANCTIONED VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE 1905 REVOLUTION: THE CASES OF MATILDE KRĒGERE AND EMMA LIETUVIETE

Tulkotais devuma nosaukums: VALSTS SANKCIONĒTĀ VARDARBĪBA PRET SIEVIETĒM 1905. GADA REVOLŪCIJĀ: MATILDES KRĒGERES UN EMMAS LIETUVIETES GADĪJUMI

Ineta Lipša^*

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The article reveals the state-sanctioned violence against women in the 1905–1907 revolution, using a biographical approach to the cases of Matilde Krēgere (1880–?) and Emma Rigerte, b. Lietuviete (1879–?). Both cases resulted from the 1926 call of the society “The Fifth Year” for active revolutionaries to submit questionnaires about their experiences. The soldiers and police officers of the Russian Empire who perpetrated physical and sexual violence during the revolution avoided the trial; thus, the offer of society to document episodes of violence, albeit in the form of laconic findings, seemed like the first step towards justice.

Tulkotais devuma nosaukums	VALSTS SANKCIONĒTĀ VARDARBĪBA PRET SIEVIETĒM 1905. GADA REVOLŪCIJĀ: MATILDES KRĒGERES UN EMMAS LIETUVIETES GADĪJUMI
Oriģinālvaloda	Angļu
Lapas (no-līdz)	23-39
Lapu skaits	17
Žurnāls	Journal of the Institute of Latvian History
Sējums	116
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.22364/lviz.116.02
Publikācijas statuss	Publicēts - 2022

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