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V. Voisin teaches modern Russian and Soviet history at the University of Bologna. She studies the political and social history of the USSR, through the prism of justice. Rooted in concrete spaces – Ukraine, Southern Russia, Belarus – this approach require a steady gaze across multiple levels of analysis: the pan-Soviet level, the Soviet block, and eventually international relations. She published a book on the Soviet war purges (in French, currently in translation) and various articles and chapters on repatriation, and Soviet documentary cinema during the war. Among recent publications: E. Le Bourhis, I. Tcherneva, V. Voisin, eds., Seeking Accountability for Nazi and War Crimes in East and Central Europe: A People’s Justice? (Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2022), 10.1017/9781800108028.001.
PhD in history Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne (2011), post-doctoral positions in France and the Russian Federation (2012-2019).
Section editor of the Journal of Perpetrator Research (Open Access) since 2025.
www.researchgate.net/profile/Vanessa_Voisin
Web of Sciences researcher's ID: IRZ-0497-2023
Scopus researcher's ID: 26033763000
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