Probing the limits of categorization : the bystander in Holocaust history

Probing the limits of categorization : the bystander in Holocaust history / edited by Christina Morina and Krijn Thijs

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Morina, Christina (Editor) Thijs, Krijn (Editor) Thijs, Krijn (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York ; Oxford : Berghahn, 2019
Series:	War and genocide
Subjects:	Judenvernichtung Mitläufer Ethik
Contents/pieces:	16 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. the imperative to act : Jews, neighbors, and the dynamics of persecution in Nazi Germany, 1933-1945

2. Defiant Danes and indifferent Dutch? : popular convictions and deportation rates in the Netherlands and Denmark, 1940-1945

3. The notion of social reactivity : the French case, 1942-1944

4. Stand by your man : (self-)representations of SS wives after 1945

5. "I am not, what I am" : a typological approach to individual (in)action in the Holocaust

6. Natura abhorret vacuum : Polish "bystanders" and the implementation of the "Final Solution"

7. Bystanders : catchall concept, alluring alibi, or crucial clue?

8. The many shades of bystanding : on social dilemmas and passive participation

9. Bystanders as visual subjects : onlookers, spectators, observers, and gawkers in occupied Poland

10. The Dutch bystander as non-Jew and implicated subject

11. Photographing bystanders

12. Hidden in plain view : remembering and forgetting the bystanders of the Holocaust on (West) Germany television

13. "Bystanders" in exhibitions at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

14. Raul Hilberg and his "discovery" of the bystander

15. Ordinary, ignorant, and noninvolved? : the figure of the bystander in Dutch research and controversy

16. Martin Heidegger's Nazi conscience