New directions in Holocaust research and education

New directions in Holocaust research and education / ed. and with an introduction by Wendy Lower and Lauren Faulkner Rossi

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Autres auteurs:	Lower, Wendy Faulkner Rossi, Lauren (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Evanston, Ill. : Northwestern Univ. Press, 2017
Collection:	Lessons and legacies 12
Sujets:	Holocaust Judenvernichtung Geschichtsschreibung Kollektives Gedächtnis Konferenzschrift
Contenu:	18 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Intrigues and conflicts of interest as to the exploitation of jewish labor in Radom, 1942 - 1943

2. A world without Jews : a Nazi imagination from persecution to genocide

3. Opportunistic killings and plunder of Jews by their neighbors : a norm or an exception in German-Occupied-Europe

4. Rumors in the ghettos : a case study of cultural history

5. An absent absence

6. I am (not) to blame : Intent and agency in personal accounts of the holocaust

7. The SNCF Affair : Cheminots in the divided memories of Vichy France

8. "To encompass the unseeable" : Foreign film, taste culture, and the American encounter with postwar Holocaust film

9. Hitler's Ostkrieg and the Indian Wars : Comparing military strategies of conquest and annihilation

10. The obscenity of objectivity : Post-Holocaust antisemitism and the invention of post-traumatic stress disorder

11. The dispersal and oblivion of the ashes and bones of Babi Yar

12. Not "how was it possible," but "who made it possible" : The topic of perpetrators in Holocaust education in Austria

13. Daily Survival : Social History of Jews in family bunkers in Eastern Galicia

14. Jewish girls in Catholic schools in Nazi Germany

15. Former Ukrainian policemen in the Ukrainian national insurgency : Continuing the Holocaust outside German service

16. Keep your distance : "Ethical duplicity" and the Holocaust

17. Secretaries, secrets, and genocide : Evidence from the postwar investigations of the female secretaries of the RSHA

18. The first returnees : Holocaust survivors in Vienna in the immediate postwar period