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Women in Arms: from the Russian Empire to Post-Soviet States, May 2016http://pipss.revues.org/4072Amandine Regamey et Brandon M. SchechterIntroduction by Amandine Regamey and Brandon M. Schechter (17th Issue Editors)Women in Arms: from the Russian Empire to Post-Soviet States - Articles (5)Anke HilbrennerThe Perovskaia Paradox or the Scandal of Female Terrorism in Nineteenth Century RussiaBrandon M. Schechter“Girls” and “Women”. Love, Sex, Duty and Sexual Harassment in the Ranks of the Red Army 1941-1945Marta HavryshkoIllegitimate sexual practices in the OUN underground and UPA in Western Ukraine in the 1940s and 1950sNona ShahnazarianA Good Soldier and a Good Mother: New Conditions and New Roles in the Nagorno-Karabakh WarLucia DirenbergerRepresentations of Armed Women in Soviet and Post-Soviet Tajikistan: Describing and Restricting Women’s Agency Women in Arms: from the Russian Empire to Post-Soviet States - Research Notes (3)Anne DuclouxA Muslim Woman Officer in the Soviet Army During the Soviet-Afghan War. A Soviet “Anti-Hero”Elena LysakServir ou combattre : que les femmes cherchent-elles dans l'armée russe ? To serve or to fight? What do women seek in the Russian Army? Amandine RegameyFalsehood in the War in Ukraine: the Legend of Women Snipers Women in Arms: from the Russian Empire to Post-Soviet States - Conversations (2)Cloé Drieu et Elisabeth Sieca-KozlowskiInterview with Olga Capatina, a Moldavian Afganka, Paris, 25th September 2015 (in Russian)Nona Shahnazarian"War is Not Just For Men": Interview With E. Aghaian, Nagorno-Karabakh, 2001Women in Arms: from the Russian Empire to Post-Soviet States - Proceedings (1)Elisabeth Sieca-KozlowskiCompte-rendu de la Journée d'étude « Le genre et la guerre : les femmes, la virilité et la violence »8 juin 2015, Hôtel de Lauzin, Institut d'Etudes Avancées de ParisWorkshop "Gender and War: Women, Masculinities, and Violence"Women in Arms: from the Russian Empire to Post-Soviet States - BibliographyWomen in Arms from the Russian Empire to the Post-Soviet States: a Suggested BibliographyWomen in Arms: from the Russian Empire to Post-Soviet States - Book Reviews (3)Cloé DrieuMaria Botchkareva, Yashka: Journal d’une femme combattante, Russie 1914–1917 Paris, Armand Colin, 2012, 301 pages[Yashka: Diary of a Female Warrior, Russia 1914-1917]Kerstin BischlNina Konstantinovna Petrova (Ed.), Zhenshchiny Velikoi Otechestvennoi Voiny [Women of the Great Patriotic War]Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv sotsial'no-politicheskoi istorii, Institut rossiiskoi istorii RAN, Moskva, Beche, 2014, 692 pagesAmandine RegameyPaul J. Murphy, Allah's Angels: Chechen Women in War Annapolis, Naval Institute Press, 2010, 294 pagesBook Reviews - General (4)Joshua SanbornAleksandr Borisovich Astashov, Russkii front v 1914 – nachale 1917 goda: voennyi opyt i sovremennost’ [The Russian Front from 1914 to the Beginning of 1917: Military Experience and Modernity]Moskva, Novyi khronograf, 2014, 737 pagesHélène MélatArkady Babchenko, Voina / Tlom [War]Alpina Non Fiction, Moscow, 2015, 351 pagesMatthew LightGavin Slade, Reorganizing crime: Mafia and anti-Mafia in post-Soviet GeorgiaOxford, Oxford University Press, 2013, xiii, 217 pagesMatthew LightRoy Allison, Russia, the West, and Military InterventionOxford, Oxford University Press, 2013, 308 pages