Survivors of Nazi persecution in Europe after the Second World War

Survivors of Nazi persecution in Europe after the Second World War / ed. by David Cesarani, Suzanne Bardgett, Jessica Reinisch and Johannes-Dieter Steinert

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Autres auteurs:	Cesarani, David (Éditeur intellectuel) Bardgett, Suzanne (Éditeur intellectuel) Jessica Reinisch (Éditeur intellectuel) Steinert, Johannes-Dieter (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	London [u.a.] : Vallentine Mitchell, 2010
Collection:	Landscapes after battle 1
Sujets:	Europa Judenvernichtung Überlebender Geschichte 1945-1950
Contenu:	12 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Surviving Behemoth's fury inside the cage : Stephan Prager, Philipp Rappaport and others in the years before and after 1945

2. From illustrations to sources : a survey of photographs of and about displaced persons

3. "It wasn't that bad in the ghetto, was it?" : living in in the USSR after the Nazi genocide

4. Returning home after forced labour in the Reich : the example of the French of "Service du travail obligatoire"

5. Dealing with survivor youth in West European Jewish communities after the war

6. Roles and merits of the Polish association of ex-political prisoners of German prisons and concentration camps : polish survivors in Great Britain

7. Between worlds : the submerged narratives of Soviet child survivors of the Holocaust

8. Jewish survivors, displaced persons an Germans in British eyes

9. "Please report only true nationalities" : the classification of displaced persons in post-Second World War Germany and its implications

10. Minorities, violence and the establishment of communist rule in Poland

11. Lost homelands and reconstructed homes : gender and displacement in post-war Germany

12. German women from the Pinzgau (Salzburg) as victims of Nazi racial politics