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The 18 pages that link to Intergenerational trauma, each with the reason it gives.

• Stolen GenerationsRelated: Family separation and its aftermath affected descendants as well as those removed.

• ReconciliationRelated: Its persistence complicates claims that reconciliation is complete once formal agreements are reached.

• Intimate partner violenceRelated: Violence can affect family relationships and well-being beyond the person directly harmed.

• Psychological traumaRelated: Trauma can affect descendants through caregiving, community conditions, and other pathways.

• Cambodian diasporaRelated: The effects of war and displacement can shape descendants' lives as well as survivors'.

• AssimilationismRelated: Forced assimilation and family separation can leave harms that persist beyond the policies themselves.

• Family sagaRelated: A saga can show how an earlier generation’s wounds shape descendants’ choices.

• Family separationRelated: The consequences of forced family separation can persist in descendants and communities.

• Residential schools in CanadaRelated: Abuse, family separation, and cultural disruption affected survivors, families, and communities over generations.

• Child abuseRelated: Unaddressed trauma can affect caregiving and family relationships across generations.

• Indian boarding schoolsRelated: Survivors’ experiences and disrupted family ties shaped harms that continued beyond school attendance.

• Intergenerational transmissionBroader topic: It raises questions about how trauma persists and which pathways carry its effects.

• Collective traumaBroader topic: The wound can persist beyond the people who directly experienced the catastrophe.

• Forced assimilationRelated: The harms of coercive schooling and family separation can extend beyond those directly targeted.

• Amy TanRelated: Her novels show how parents’ painful histories can shape their children’s relationships and self-understanding.

• Genocide of Indigenous peoplesRelated: Violence, removal, and institutional abuse can produce lasting effects across generations.

• Bernhard SchlinkRelated: Schlink’s fiction examines how later generations live with crimes they did not commit.

• Genocidal rapeRelated: The effects of genocidal sexual violence can persist in families and communities beyond immediate survivors.