Isbn: 9798342042666 - the magdalene women: the untold story of ireland's magdalene laundries and how thousands of women vanished behind convent walls. (14 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. They called them "fallen women," but they were daughters, sisters, and mothers-thirty thousand Irish women who disappeared into convent-run laundries, many never to emerge or be heard from again.THE MAGDALENE WOMEN uncovers one of Ireland's most haunting institutional scandals, where, for over two centuries, women and girls were imprisoned in Magdalene Laundries under the guise of moral reform.From the discovery of 155 unmarked graves in Dublin to the survivors who finally broke decades of silence, this book exposes the full scope of the Magdalene Laundries' operations and their lasting impact on Irish society. Through personal narratives and official records, readers will witness the journey from institutional abuse to national reckoning, including the landmark 2013 state apology and the ongoing fight for justice.You will discover: First-hand accounts from survivors that have never been published beforeThe economic exploitation behind the facade of moral rehabilitation.How survivors organized to demand recognition and compensationIreland's changing response to this dark chapter of its historyThis meticulously researched account goes beyond headlines to show how thousands of women survived, resisted, and eventually exposed a system designed to silence them. Their story, long suppressed, now stands as a testament to human resilience and the power of truth to overcome institutional denial.For anyone seeking to understand modern Ireland, women's history, or institutional abuse, THE MAGDALENE WOMEN provides essential insights into how societies enable and confront systemic injustice. This isn't just a historical account-it's an urgent reminder of why we must listen to survivors and protect the vulnerable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. They called them "fallen women," but they were daughters, sisters, and mothers-thirty thousand Irish women who disappeared into convent-run laundries, many never to emerge or be heard from again.THE MAGDALENE WOMEN uncovers one of Ireland's most haunting institutional scandals, where, for over two centuries, women and girls were imprisoned in Magdalene Laundries under the guise of moral reform.From the discovery of 155 unmarked graves in Dublin to the survivors who finally broke decades of silence, this book exposes the full scope of the Magdalene Laundries' operations and their lasting impact on Irish society. Through personal narratives and official records, readers will witness the journey from institutional abuse to national reckoning, including the landmark 2013 state apology and the ongoing fight for justice.You will discover: First-hand accounts from survivors that have never been published beforeThe economic exploitation behind the facade of moral rehabilitation.How survivors organized to demand recognition and compensationIreland's changing response to this dark chapter of its historyThis meticulously researched account goes beyond headlines to show how thousands of women survived, resisted, and eventually exposed a system designed to silence them. Their story, long suppressed, now stands as a testament to human resilience and the power of truth to overcome institutional denial.For anyone seeking to understand modern Ireland, women's history, or institutional abuse, THE MAGDALENE WOMEN provides essential insights into how societies enable and confront systemic injustice. This isn't just a historical account-it's an urgent reminder of why we must listen to survivors and protect the vulnerable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…