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FA-58409-15	Research Programs: Fellowships for University Teachers	Elisabeth Maria Krimmer	German Women and World War II	7/1/2015 - 6/30/2016	$50,400.00	Elisabeth	Maria	Krimmer				Regents of the University of California, Davis	Davis	CA	95618-6153	USA	2014	European History	Fellowships for University Teachers	Research Programs	50400	0	50400	0	Killing Care analyzes the roles of German women as victims of, complicit participants in, and perpetrators of violence in World War II: as auxiliary forces in the German army, as nurses, as refugees, as rape victims, and as Holocaust survivors. Although there is a growing body of work on women's involvement in war, the relation between women and war remains underanalyzed and undertheorized. Drawing on memoirs as well as prose fiction by German-language authors, Killing Care tries to create a framework that helps us understand women's involvement in war.