The Holocaust and justice / ed. and with an introd. by Ronald Smelser

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Smelser, Ronald (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Evanston, Ill. : Northwestern Univ. Press, 2002
Series:	Lessons and legacies 5
Subjects:	Judenverfolgung Strafverfolgung Recht Aufsatzsammlung
Contents/pieces:	23 records

1. Terezín and the memory of the Holocaust in Czechoslovakia since 1945

2. Interpreting female perpetrators : Ravensbrück guards in the courts of East Germany, 1946 - 1955

3. Who killed the Jews? : Reflections on a riddle

4. False papers : the tension between testimony and story in a Holocaust memoir

5. The second generation and the problematics of Tikkun : a reading of Alan Berger's Children of Job

6. Jews and non-Jews in France during World War II : a daily life perspective

7. The administrators in the concentration camps

8. The future of the Jews after Hitler

9. The Degussa AG and the Holocaust

10. The case against Switzerland

11. How amorality became normality : the Wehrmacht and the Holocaust

12. Inside the "Aussenlager" : interpreting survivor's testimony of Jewish slave labor in German industry

13. Technocrats of extermination : engineers, modern bureaucracy, and complicity

14. Second-generation Jewish identity and "working through" the Shoah : Helen Epstein's journey from Children of the Holocaust to Where She Came From

15. Officials of the Reich Central Office for Security

16. Filming the generations : Holocaust survivors and their children

17. History and the Holocaust in the courtroom

18. Ideology and extermination : the immediate origins of the Final Solution

19. The trials of Holocaust perpetrators in France

20. Representing the Holocaust in the general histories of World War II

21. The Holocaust's Soviet legacies in Latvia

22. Utopia and violence : visions of perfection and practices of purification

23. Questioning the perpetrators