Tune in! SZ-Podcast episode on the topic of female terrorists

20 September 2022

Women are not on the sidelines, nor are they apolitical hangers-on: female terrorism is real. In one episode of its five-part series on terrorism, the SZ Geschichte Daily podcast also looked at the phenomenon of female terrorism and interviewed Eva Herschinger .

Based on the unusual biography of Sally Jones, an ardent propagandist of the so-called Islamic State and one of the most wanted female terrorists, the podcast provides an exemplary insight into the motivations and radicalization processes of women - which are not significantly different from those of men! Eva Herschinger points out the many prejudices and stereotypes that still persist when it comes to female terrorism.

Have fun listening! The episode (only in German) can be found here.

Photo: © iStockphoto | ismagilov

 

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