Justice, politics and memory in Europe after the Second World War

Justice, politics and memory in Europe after the Second World War / ed. by Suzanne Bardgett ...

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Outros Autores:	Bardgett, Suzanne (Editor) Cesarani, David (Editor) Reinisch, Jessica (Editor) Steinert, Johannes-Dieter (Editor)
Formato:	Livro
Idioma:	English
Publicado em:	London [u.a.] : Vallentine Mitchell, 2011
Colecção:	Landscapes after battle 2
Assuntos:	Europa Geschichtsschreibung Judenvernichtung Kollektives Gedächtnis Kongress London<2009> Wiedergutmachung Überlebender
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1. Memory of the Shoah in the Italian Jewish press (1945 - 1965)

2. 'The treatment is no different to Hitler's direction' : compensation measures for Austrian 'Gypsies' after 1945 exemplified by Opferfürsorge applications in the province of Styria

3. 'Children of the resistance' and their relationship to politics after 1945

4. A child survives in Drohobycz : the story behind Alicia Melamed Adams's paintings

5. Occupiers, Nazi robbery and a restitution law for the whole of Germany : missed early opportunities or historical inevitabilities?

6. A new look at some old memoirs : early narratives of Nazi persecution and genocide

7. From atrocity to action : how Soviet cinema initiated the Holocaust film ; imagining the unimaginable in a Soviet context

8. Once again trapped by German bureaucracy : implementing the ghetto pension act

9. National memorials, local memories : bystanders to concentration camps after the war

10. Legacy through the language and photography of an Auschwitz survivor

11. On the complexity of 'collective memory' : the case of Będzin

12. Victim nationality in US and British military trials : Hadamar, Dachau, Belsen

13. Contested memory : East German representations of Weimarer Klassik and Gedenkstätte Buchenwald

14. Rememberance of Soviet prisoners of war in Northern and Central Europe

15. Collective memory and national identity construction : Polish survivors' records in Sweden

16. Nameless victims : Nazi human experiments on Russians in the Second World War ; statistics, stories and stereotypes