Bystanders, rescuers or perpetrators? : the neutral countries and the Shoah

Bystanders, rescuers or perpetrators? : the neutral countries and the Shoah / International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (ed.). Eds.: Corry Guttstadt...

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Collectivités auteurs:	International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (Organisme émetteur)
Autres auteurs:	Guttstadt, Corry (Éditeur intellectuel) Lutz, Thomas (Éditeur intellectuel) Rother, Bernd (Éditeur intellectuel) San Román, Yessica (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Berlin : Metropol, 2016
Collection:	International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance: IHRA series 2
Sujets:	Judenvernichtung Flucht Exil Rettung Schweiz Türkei Schweden Portugal Spanien Argentinien Forschung Gedenken Kollektives Gedächtnis Konferenzschrift
Contenu:	21 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Swiss immigration policies 1933 - 1939

2. Sweden and Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, 1933 - 1939

3. Spain and the German repatriation ultimatum 1934/44

4. Portugal and the Jews 1938 - 1945

5. Origins of the 1942 - 1943 German ultimatum on the repatriation of Jews with citizienship of neutral and German-allied countries

6. Neutral Portugal and the Holocaust : Salazar and the German ultimatum of 1943

7. The Swiss experience with state-commissioned historical investigations : a short overview with a focus on the Bergier-Commission (1996 - 2002)

8. A breakdown of memorial processes in Turkey

9. Spain and Jewish refugees during World War II : a difficult balance: free entrance, expulsions and detentions

10. What was known in the neurtal countries about the on-going genocide of European Jews?

11. Specific challenges for memory and for teaching and learning about the Holocaust in Switzerland

12. Challenges for memory, teaching and learning about the Holocaust in Spain

13. Myths of rescue and their use and abuse in Turkey

14. Ignorance, Realpolitik and human rights : Switzerland between active refusal and passive help

15. Argentina's rescue myth

16. The United States War Refugee Board, the neutral nations, and the Holocaust in Hungary

17. The challenges of Holocaust education and remembrance in Sweden

18. The politics of Holocaust rescue myths in Spain : from Francoist humanitarianism to the righteous diplomats

19. Turkey's stance toward Turkish Jews in occupied France and the German ultimatum on their repatriation in WWII

20. The question of Jewish refugees

21. Turkey - welcoming Jewish refugees?