Gender and the Partition / E3 - The Mittal Institute, Har...

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Tens of thousands of women were abducted, raped and killed during Partition. Catherine Warner, who is a College Fellow in the Department of South Asian Studies and the Department of History at Harvard, talks about what happened to many of them during - and long after - the intense violence they experienced.

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Tens of thousands of women were abducted, raped and killed during Partition. Catherine Warner, who is a College Fellow in the Department of South Asian Studies and the Department of History at Harvard, talks about what happened to many of them...

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