The Routledge history of the Holocaust / ed. by Jonathan C. Friedman

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Autres auteurs:	Friedman, Jonathan C. (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	London [u.a.] : Routledge, 2012
Collection:	The Routledge histories
Sujets:	Judenvernichtung Gesamtdarstellung Aufsatzsammlung
Contenu:	44 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. "But I forsook not thy precepts (PS. 119:87) : spiritual resistance to the Holocaust

2. Germany and the Armenian genocide of 1915-17

3. The fate of the Jews in Austria, 1933-39

4. Persecution and gender : German-Jewish responses to Nazism, 1933-39

5. The special charakteristics of the Holocaust in Hungary, 1938-45

6. Forced labor in Nazi Anti-Jewish Policy, 1938-45

7. Forging the "Aryan Utopia" : Nazi racial policy in occupied Poland, 1939-45

8. Putting the Holocaust on trial in the two Germanies, 1945-89

9. "The war began for me after the war" : Jewish children in Poland, 1945-49

10. Levels of accounting in accounting for genocide : a cross-national study of Jewish victimization during the Holocaust

11. Toward a Post-Holocaust theology in art : the search for the absent and present God

12. Paradise / hades, purgatory, hell / gehenna : a political typology of the camps

13. Jewish resistance against Nazism

14. Eugenics, race hygiene, and the Holocaust : antecedents and consolidations

15. The thousend year Reich's over one thousend Anti-Jewish-Laws

16. European Antisemitism before the Holocaust and the roots of Nazism

17. Sequential art narrative and the Holocaust

18. Double Jeopardy : being Jewish and female in the Holocaust

19. The final solution in southeastern Europe : between Nazi catalysts and local motivations

20. The role of the survivors in the remembrance of the Holocaust : memorial monuments and Yizkor books

21. Nation-building

22. The concentration and extermination camps of the Nazi Regime

23. Music in the Nazi ghettos and camps

24. The church, theology, and the Holocaust

25. The Jewish communities of Europe on the eve of World War II

26. Sweden's complicated neutrality and the rescue of Danish Jewry

27. Conclusion

28. Model denomination or totalalitarian sect? : Jehovah's Witnesses in Nazi Germany

29. Weimar Germany and the dilemmas of liberty

30. Holocaust Documentaries

31. The Jewish DP experience

32. The persecution of gay men and lesbians during the Third Reich

33. The Einsatzgruppen and the issue of "ordinary men"

34. Victim and perpetrator perspectives of World War II-Era ghettos

35. The Holocaust in Western Europe

36. The Nazi "Euthanasia" program

37. The rescuers : when the ordinary is extraordinary

38. The Origins of the final solution

39. Hitler and the functioning of the Third Reich

40. Transnistria : the Holocaust in Romania

41. The neglected memory of the Romanies in the Holocaust / Porrajmos

42. Norway's role in the Holocaust

43. Introduction

44. Reichskommisariat Ostland