A companion to the Holocaust / edited by Simone Gigliotti, Hilary Earl

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Gigliotti, Simone (Editor) Earl, Hilary Camille (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Hoboken, NJ : Wiley Blackwell, 2020
Series:	Blackwell companions to world history
Subjects:	Geschichte 1939-1945 Judenverfolgung Judenvernichtung Aufsatzsammlung
Contents/pieces:	35 records
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1. War crimes trials, the Holocaust, and historiography, 1943– 2011

2. Characteristics of Holocaust historiography and their contexts since 1990 : emphases, perceptions, developments, debates

3. A sustained civilian struggle : rethinking Jewish responses to the Nazi regime

4. Redrawing Holocaust geographies : a cartography of Vichy and Nazi reach into North Africa

5. Sexual Violence : recovering a suppressed history

6. Holocaust memory in a post‐survivor world : bearing lasting witness

7. The problem of human rights after the Holocaust

8. Anything but silent : Jewish responses to the Holocaust in the aftermath of World War II

9. Crimes against culture : from plunder to postwar restitution politics

10. All the other neighbors : communal genocide in Eastern Europe

11. Contesting the “Zionist” narrative : Arab responses to the Holocaust

12. Raphael Lemkin and genocide before the Holocaust : ethnic and religious minorities under attack

13. #Holocaust #Auschwitz : performing Holocaust memory on social media

14. Ethical grey zones : on coercion and complicity in the concentration camp and beyond

15. Contemporary Holocaust film beyond mimetic imperatives

16. Survivors of the Holocaust within the Nazi universe of camps

17. Indigenous genocide and perceptions of the Holocaust in Canada

18. Holocaust photography and the challenge of the visual

19. The changing landscape of Holocaust memorialization in Poland

20. Ideologies of race : the construction and suppression of otherness in Nazi Germany

21. Spain and the Holocaust : contested past, contested present

22. Postmemory : digital testimony and the future of witnessing

23. The geopolitics of neutrality : diplomacy, refuge, and rescue during the Holocaust

24. The Holocaust as genocide : milestones in the historiographical discourse

25. Old Nazis, ordinary men, and new killers : synthetic and divergent histories of perpetrators

26. The Nazi war economy, the forced labor system, and the murder of Jewish and non-Jewish workers

27. Lessons from history? : the future of Holocaust education

28. Refugees’ routes : emigration, resettlement, and transmigration

29. Social networks of support : trajectories of escape, rescue and survival

30. "Final Solution", Holocaust, Shoah, or Genocide? : From separate to integrated histories

31. The global “Final Solution” and Nazi imperialism

32. Queering Holocaust studies : new frameworks for understanding Nazi homophobia and the politics of sexuality under National Socialism

33. Geographies of the Holocaust

34. Ghettos and ghettoization : history and historiography

35. The Holocaust witness : wartime and postwar voices