Holocaust, The: History
Genocide on Trial: War Crimes Trials and the Formation of Holocaust History and Memory
... This monograph is clearly the product of a well-researched project and one of great interest. To see mention of the important idea of re-education is excellent. Bloxham asserts that the trials can be seen as ‘a microcosm ...
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[G428.Ebook] Free Ebook The Silent Holocaust Romania And Its Jews Contributions To The Study Of World History By Rene Spodheim.pdf
... the Holocaust, documents in detail the widespread but uncoordinated destruction of the Jews of Romania between 1940 and 1944 and argues that the process preceded the Nazi's systematic mass ...early history ...
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History, Holocaust and Revelation: Beyond the Barthian Limits
... the Holocaust shatters the paradigm of an intervening all-powerful G-d, perhaps this paradigm was illusory in the first place, and the Holocaust simply forces us back to a view of G-d that is more ...
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Biedermeier desk in Seattle : the Veit Simon children, class and the transnational in Holocaust history
... Simon history reminds us how much wealth, even declining, enabled the victims to live for a long time in a protective ...the Holocaust brought people to the ground, both economically and ...
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Mickiewicz and the Holocaust : an alternative history
... be unleashed to seize him, also on the account of his contribution to Polish culture and intellectual life. The Germans wanted to turn all Slavs into slave workers, which entailed the liquidation of their nations’ ...
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The Historiography of the Holocaust
... that Holocaust studies has become a quite central platform of historical research, at least in leading Western ...the Holocaust was to be incorporated within a department-produced video on the Second World ...
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Debates on the Holocaust
... of history”‘ ...the Holocaust only through the angle of the English sphere of language but also through the scholarly and popular literature written in Europe, especially since the end of the 1960s (after ...
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The Liberation of the Camps: the End of the Holocaust and its Aftermath
... of Holocaust museums that ‘liberation’ is not limited to the day or the hour of the arrival of the Allied ...the history of the concentration camp with the post-war history of the DP ...Jewish ...
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Holocaust literature and the taboo
... the Holocaust, fantasy and the unconscious by way of Freud’s notion of Das Unheimliche (‘the uncanny’) and the theory of the instincts outlined in Beyond the Pleasure Principle ([1920] 1974a), in which Freud ...
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The ethical turn in considering hidden children's Holocaust testimony as historical reconstruction
... Belgian history also emerged such as post-war anti-Semitism, the children’s gratitude towards the Catholic clergy who had saved them and the extraordinary resilience of Jewish families in rebuilding their ...
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Seeing the world today from a different viewpoint: the impact of the lessons from Auschwitz project on schools in Scotland
... the Holocaust than countries in mainland Europe and England, it has many links with the Holocaust, some of which are close to ...of Holocaust education varies according to the country’s ...
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Histories of the Holocaust
... the Holocaust should ‘chill us to the bone’ as we increasingly realize that the resources employed for the ‘final solution’ are similar to those so familiar to us today – ‘censuses and the categorization of ...
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Post-Memory: Tracing the Aftermath of the Holocaust in the Second Generation Jewish Holocaust Diaspora with Special Reference to Art Spiegelman's Graphic Novels Maus I and II
... the Holocaust along with the ongoing debate over Jewish identity and particularly over the identity of a Jewish State is precariously balanced on the version of history and religion they believe they are ...
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Niebuhr, Evil, and the Holocaust
... In the meantime, all we know, all we can know, is that there is a decisive difference between good and bad, right and wrong. Historical outcomes are not merely relative or subjective. His- tory doesn’t “just happen,” as ...
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Concentration Camps: the limits of representing History
... To fill this silence, historians of the camps have to draw on postwar survivor testimony. Not everyone could speak. Jorge Semprun, who survived Buchenwald as a Spanish political prisoner, later said “For a time, for ...
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“Holocaust Denial on Trial”: An Analysis of Deborah Lipstadt’s Approach
... in Holocaust Denial (1993) published a number of interviews by deniers, reviewed their methods of gaining legitimacy in academic and public circles, and listed the major publications of deniers to increase an ...
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DISCOURSES AND DEPICTIONS OF HOLOCAUST EDUCATION IN LITHUANIAN HISTORY TEXTBOOKS (1992-2012)
... The Holocaust topic is a relatively new issue in Lithuanian historical educa- tion – only with the regained independence from the Soviet Union in 1990, Lith- uanians had a chance (or even an obligation) to include ...
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Forum : Holocaust and history of gender and sexuality
... impact. Holocaust historians often feel uneasy about how to write about sex work, an uneasiness some “solve” by stressing it was so horrible for the ...Showing Holocaust victims participating in sexual ...
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‘Review: Amos Goldberg and Haim Hazan (eds), Marking Evil: Holocaust Memory in the Global Age (New York; Oxford: Berghahn, 2015)’
... the Holocaust are capable of promoting so called ‘universal’ values such as human rights, how does this ‘universalism’ square with the ‘exceptional’ status that the history and memory of the ...
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Recent Books in Holocaust Studies
... interested in recent research and controversy on the question of local collaboration in the implementation of the Holocaust (Gross). Taken together, they also reveal the difficult task awaiting scholars who ...
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