Remembering for the future : Armenia, Auschwitz, and beyond

Remembering for the future : Armenia, Auschwitz, and beyond / edited by Michael Berenbaum, Richard Libowitz, Marcia Sachs Littell

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Autres auteurs:	Berenbaum, Michael (Éditeur intellectuel) Libowitz, Richard (Éditeur intellectuel) Littell, Marcia Sachs (Éditeur intellectuel) Littell, Marcia Sachs (Collaborateur)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	St. Paul, Minnesota : Paragon House, 2016
Sujets:	Judenvernichtung Armenier Osmanisches Reich Völkermord Konferenzschrift
Contenu:	17 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Against the odds : American Jews & the rescue of Europe's refugees, 1933-1941 : researching the Mayer Lehman Charity Fund

2. A course on "The Holocaust and music" at Boston University : ideas, goals, course outline, and student response

3. Holocaust education for future generations : the role of a Catholic university

4. The symbiotic relationship between Turks and Armenians : a macabre outcome obstructing healing and reconciliation

5. The abuse of memory as a fig leaf of hate : why have the lessons of the Holocaust not contained contemporary Antisemitism?

6. Acknowledging the "Other" in suffering : reconciliation in Jewish-Muslim relations?

7. Medics and survivors : emergency care administered by the liberators

8. Seventy years after : the contribution of the Sonderkommando research to the understanding and interpretation of the "Final Solution " in Auschwitz-Birkenau

9. Against forgetting : another look at Böll's 'Billiards at half-past nine'

10. Pioneers of risk assessment : the Armenian genocide, the Holocaust, and early warning systems

11. Translation and representation of the Armenian genocide in literture and film

12. The Armenian genocide as Jihad

13. The role of Greek Jews in the Sonderkommando revolt in Birkenau

14. The emergence of Holocaust memoirs and the future of Holocaust education in Brazil

15. Business as usual : SNCF, money, and morality

16. The origin and reception of Martin Niemöller's quotation, "First they come for the communists..."

17. From Hitler to jihadist Jew hatred : influeneces and parallels