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aeer-254	Sokolová, Vera	Planned Parenthood behind the Curtain: Population Policy and Sterilization of Romani Women in Communist Czechoslovakia, 1972-1989	2005	20	.pdf	application/pdf	11954	628	51	Moreover, as Heitlinger, argues, seeking medical care during pregnancy became such a common norm among non-Romani women 10 Tracy Smith, for example, argues that besides Romani II that the non-attendance of Romani women at cultural values and their traditional mistrust toward Gaje prenatal clinics, stemming from their mistrust (non-Romani) medicine, the traumatic experience of the genocidal practices of the Holocaust (when along with of non-Romani services, was viewed as the mentally and physically handicapped the Roma were II synonymous with deviance, indicating an a prime target of Nazi sterilization practices and medical inherent negative predisposition towards the tests), which have survived in and have formed the child (Heitlinger 1987:179; Smith 1997; Romani collective consciousness, is a major factor behind Romani women's apprehension toward hospital II care. The consequences of the procedure are based on oral interviews with Roma women who destroy her lite and marriage.	cache/aeer-254.pdf	txt/aeer-254.txt
