What Happened To These Women

What happened to the Jewish women who were used for German officers "pleasure" during the Holocaust?

Despite the fact that those women were forced as sex slaves for German forces, most were looked upon in disgrace as sex collaborators, having their hair shaved/pulled/cut off and some having swastikas painted on their faces, all to further publicly brand them as collaborators.There is very credible evidence that many of these women later committed suicide, believing that they were marked for life and none of their reunited families would ever receive them back into their families. Many others sought refuge by joining the new Jewish nation that became Israel.Advancing Russian soldiers had also been told by their communist leadership that they "could avail themselves" by taking sexual pleasure from any and all German women and then embarked on a German national rape program.This was also the case for the women forced into sex for Japanese soldiers and officers, specifically women from China, Korea and the South China Sea nations such as the Philipines and former Dutch East Indies.

If all women died what would happen to the men?

There was a similar question with the genders reversed. I will answer with the assumption that on an otherwise average day all women suddenly drop dead wherever they are.At first, chaos. At any given time during the day women are doing things that require a living body. Vehicles, aircraft, ships, some trains, would be suddenly out of control. The collisions and pile ups would block the streets for days.People having surgeries would almost certainly die if attended to by a female surgeon. People in hospitals who require the services of a nurse would have a rough time.Schoolyard fatalities would spike. The boys crying over the corpses of their sisters would be attacked by boys with no female siblings. Little boys are shitheads who will take any gap in adult supervision as an invitation to commit violent crimes. Since 80something percent of schoolteachers are women they will be unsupervised until a male teacher or janitor restores order with a firm mop handle. Outside of school it would be worse in places where single moms were the only adult influence.Suicides would spike. Most male suicides are due to relationship problems. Suddenly losing a wife to unknown causes is a relationship problem. Even if a depressed man stops short of suicide he is still an unproductive emotional wreck.It would take days to clear the dead bodies and wreckage. Large segments of the supply chain would never recover.Most men work to support wives. With no wives men will choose to work less hours. They will not buy as much stuff.The demand for womens clothes, womens shoes, makeup, body wash, etc will nearly disappear. Womens clothes will be special order only, and in sizes to fit crossdressers and sex dolls.Once the corpses are buried and the wreckage cleared away there will be a slow decline toward a much simpler society. In the cities there will still probably be electricity and municipal services, but many men will go live in the rural areas hunting and fishing with the seasons. In under 100 years there will be no more people.There is a slim chance that reproduction will take place by cloning. Probably not. The scientists who are experts at such things may say “screw it!” and go fishing instead.

What happened to the women of Eindhoven, Netherlands that had affairs with German soldiers after World War II?

Like in the rest of The Netherlands, the procedure of dealing with women who had affairs with German soldiers was as following:Citizen’s arrest, regardless of age (girls as young as 13 have been put through this procedure), and shaving of their hair.Put, together with other such women, on the back of a truck to be paraded around town in varying states of undress with smears of paint and/or tar and/or excrements. Sometimes the truck would stop, and the local citizens would act out some sort of sick vengeance by pulling them off the truck, molesting, abusing and of course beating them.Expulsion from their town, family or society. Having their head’s shaved, everybody knew not to associate themselves with them. (journals from Canadian army doctors showed that Dutch doctors refused to treat girls/women who were severely wounded by the aforementioned ordeal)Should the relationship resulted in children, the children were bullied throughout much of their childhood (“Hey, your dad is dead right? Good riddance!” “You’re not Dutch. That Surinam (black) guy over there is more Dutch than you!”).Note: Naturally, nobody really bothered to proof whether these women really had affairs with German soldiers. Talking with German soldiers, taking gifts from them or even smiling to them or hearsay could be enough.

What happened to the woman who was with Lyanna Stark when she gave birth?

She does not exist in the books. So we don’t know. The TV show only showed her once and that was during the scene in the Tower of Joy.We barely see her face, and certainly didn’t get a close-up of her. Which, in cinematic language means that she is unimportant to the later plot developments. After all, how would we visually recognizer her as the same woman when we barely saw her?And she is easily hand-waved away as just some Dornish woman that the Whitecloaks fetched from the nearest village when Lyanna went into labor. Uninformed and unaware of who these people were, aside from the knights.Just because the filmmakers decided it strained plausibility to have Lyanna suffering a difficult birth alone, with no midwife brought in by the knights whose care she was in, doesn’t mean that this character is significant to the plot.Significant characters are:Featured on camera (so you can recognize them later).Given a name in the dialog.Given lines of dialog to speak.Credited in the closing credits, by name or recognizable appellation (e.g. Man in Black).Generally at least two of those have to happen to have an expectation that the character will be back. That they have some significance to the plot.I think you are grasping at straws here. In the same scene we have Howland Reed, who is a significant character, fulfills all of the above criteria, and has existed in the plot and backstory. All long before this midwife made a brief, non-dialog appearance.

What happened to the unmarried women of ancient Greece?

Beside all of this fair tales, myths and legends of the women position in ancient Greece presented from the modern perspective to cover the miserable side of the woman's position in the past/ancient era.First, we must understand that marriage is a Christian culture that began official 700-800 years ago, perhaps is a shorter period due history data of many famous individual in the last 200 year . In the Hellenistic religion, the woman served for sexual pleasure and reproduction and the acquisition of a male heir. It is well known in the Hellenistic culture polygamy was a common practice in the noble class, in many cases young male children also served as sexual pleasures of the nobleman, so the term “marriage” is wrong and never exist in that period. There were local rituals for the low class, that is, the working class and the peasant class it could not even be imagined for the slaves. However, these were traditions, rituals that were used at that time.As a above mentioned, the status of the women was unstable even by the nobles women. The “marriage of the women” (sex slave) was with the age between 11 up to 13, with the girl's first development and menses. No matter did the women was born in noble family or not, she was a women in theirs eye and mentality and there was other way of life. The same was in the period of medieval period when girls (between 12 max 14 of age) were married as a “princess” to other king for pure political interest. The woman was the subject of sale and interest. (hope never happened again a women to be treat as a cattle)What applies to girls from the lower classes, because of the difficult way of living, there were cases of killing female babies, and the girls who remained were sold to another peasant / worker, in order to have a reproduction of a heir. In many cases “unmarried” girl were forced to work in filed, in case that she was weak and not productive, she was doomed or simple killed. The “rule of the nature”was horrible, an associative way of life was everyday life. Even in the “world of Man” the elder (male)people who were not able for work, their son’s sent their father in the larger wood to die or he is killing own father (also with elder female procedure was the same) The cruelty was a normal issue Lapot - Wikipedia in the ancient period.Senicide - WikipediaThis kind of event, first time I have hear from my father when I was a young boy.