Women Writers of the Imposed War

Over these years, various institutions, cultural centers, and publishing houses have released different works, such as short story collections, novels, essay collections, poetry, literary war, and more, many of which include works by women. In this bibliography, we have only mentioned examples where women have authored at least twenty-five percent of the book’s content; therefore, other examples have been removed from this bibliography. Part of the book: It has been said that war is a male phenomenon, but it is always women who are the silent and anonymous victims of wars. Since many battle scenes have been dominated by men, at first glance it may seem that women have not played a significant role in this arena; however, women have sometimes been present on battlefields, sometimes behind the front lines, often behind the lines and within the family nucleus, playing influential roles.