Jewish presence in absence : the aftermath of the Holocaust in Poland, 1944 - 2010

Jewish presence in absence : the aftermath of the Holocaust in Poland, 1944 - 2010 / Edited by Feliks Tych and Monika Adamczyk-Garbowska ; translated from Polish by Grzegorz Dabkowski and Jessica Taylor-Kucia

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Kolejni autorzy:	Tych, Feliks (Redaktor) Adamczyk-Garbowska, Monika (Redaktor) Dabkowski, Grzegorz (Tłumacz) Taylor-Kucia, Jessica (Tłumacz)
Format:	Książka
Język:	English
Wydane:	Jerusalem : Yad Vashem, 2014
Hasła przedmiotowe:	Polen Judenvernichtung Kollektives Gedächtnis
Zapisy:	31 zapisów

1. The adaption of survivors to the post-war reality from 1944 to 1949

2. Jews and political life in Poland from 1944 to 1949

3. Traces of Jewsih presence : synagogues and cemeteries from 1944 to 1997

4. The aftermath of the Holocaust : Poland, 1944 to 2010 ; concluding observations

5. Children in the Polish-Jewish community from 1944 to 1968

6. A new life : Jewish institutions and organizations in Poland from 1944 to 1950

7. Gratitude and oblivion : the attitude of Poles and Jews towards the righteours from 1944/45 to 2007

8. The attitude of the Catholic church in Poland to Jewish issues after the Holocaust from 1944 to 1989

9. The presentation of the Holocaust in Polish history textbooks from 1945 to 2010

10. The impact of the 1956 libralization of Poland's political system on the Jewish population

11. How ordinary Poles see the Jews : review and interpretation of 1967 to 2008 survey results

12. Holocaust consciousness among Polish youth after 1989 : collapse of communism

13. The "March '68" antisemitic campaign : onset, development, and consequences

14. Memorial books as a remembrance of collective trauma

15. From Jewish culture to culture about Jews

16. Jewish artists in Poland after the Holocaust

17. Jewish religious life in Poland after the Holocaust

18. Yiddish culture in Poland after the Holocaust

19. Ethnographic findings on the aftermath of the Holocaust through Jewish and Polish eyes

20. The debate around the Jedwabne massacre

21. The role played by the Auschwitz-Birkenau state museum in public disclosure and the evolving consciiusness of the Holocaust in Polish society

22. Concentration camps and death camps as memorial sites to Jewish victims or mutual Polish-Jewish martyrdom sites

23. Post-war emigration of Jews from Poland : the case of Kraków

24. The contemporary Jewish community in Poland and the Holocaust

25. The place of the Holocaust in the consciousness of Polish Jews

26. Polish-Jewish Displaced Persons in occupied Germany

27. The effect of the legal status of Jewish property in post-war Poland on Polish-Jewish relations

28. The return of Jewish Holocaust survivors and the reaction of the Polish population

29. How many Polish Jews survived the Holocaust?

30. Responses to the Holocaust in Polish and Yiddish literature

31. The post-war wave of pogroms and killings