Remembering for the future : the Holocaust in an age of genocide

Remembering for the future : the Holocaust in an age of genocide / Ed. in chief: John K. Roth and Elisabeth Maxwell. Ed.: Margot Levy. Managing Ed.: Wendy Whitworth

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Weitere Verfasser:	Roth, John K. (HerausgeberIn) Maxwell, Elisabeth (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Deutsch
Veröffentlicht:	Houndsmills : Palgrave, 2001
Schlagworte:	Judenvernichtung Rezeption Kongress Oxford <2000>
Inhalte/Bestandteile:	92 Datensätze

1. Remembering for the future : the Holocaust in an age of genocide. 1. History

2. The intellectual and genocide : Sven Hedin (1865-1952), a Swedish apologist for the Third Reich

3. Jewish refugee children in Switzerland, 1939-50

4. Motivation in Holocaust rescue : the case of Jan Zwartendijk in Lithuania, 1940

5. The pogrom (Farhud) against the Jews of Baghdad in 1941 : Jewish and Arab approaches

6. The Minsk Ghetto, 1941-1944

7. The implications of archival discoveries : changing the shape of the ghetto, Budapest 1944

8. Disinformation and antisemitism : Holocaust denial in the Baltic states, 1945-1999

9. Concentration camp memorials in Eastern Germany since 1989

10. Remembering for the future : the Holocaust in an age of genocide. 2. Ethics and religion

11. Witness in spite of himself : Victor Klemperer's diaries of 20th-century Germanies

12. German identity, the Holocaust and the year 2000

13. KL Auschwitz in the social consciousness of Poles, a.d. 2000

14. Directions in Holocaust education in the 21st century

15. A theology of Jewish-Christian dialogue for the 21st century

16. Remembering for the future : the Holocaust in an age of genocide. 3. Memory

17. The shift towards death : a comparison of the Nazi euthanasia programme and contemporary deabtes

18. Perspectives from a British courtroom : my struggle with deception, lies and David Irving

19. Jews and Christians after Auschwitz : reflections from a political-theological perspective

20. Denial : the Armenian genocide as a prototype

21. A reassessment of the Dutch record during the Holocaust

22. Switzerland as a 'bystander' of history? : on neutrality in a time of global crises and genocidal wars

23. Voices from a beleagured society : diaries and memoirs from the Jewish ghettos during the Second World War

24. "Shadows of a distant nightmare" : visualizing the unimaginable Holocaust in early documentary films

25. A past that must not go away : Holocaust denial in South Africa

26. The struggle for justice : a survey of child Holocaust survivors' experiences with restitution

27. Christianity and the institutionalization of anti-Semitism : a contemporary theological perspective

28. The destruction of a cultural tradition in Germany : organs and organ music in the synagogue

29. A survey of Jewish reaction to the Vatican statement on the Holocaust

30. University over an abyss : the story behind the Theresienstadt lectures

31. The assault on the holy within the human : the account of the Holocaust diaries

32. Future directions for Christian theology and ethics after the Holocaust

33. Reflections on "ethics", "morality" and "responsibility" after the Holocaust

34. "An immediate and violent impulse" : Holocaust survivor testimony in the first years after liberation

35. In the age of genocide : race and nation under Nazi and Soviet power

36. Anne Frank and the American culture war : the sexual politics of Holocaust memory

37. The muted memory : the reception of "The diary of Anne Frank" in Poland

38. Legal constraints on the new anti-semitism : the Canadian experience

39. 'Aryans' and 'Khazars' : anti-semitic propaganda in contemporary Russia

40. 'The internet is our sword' : aspects of online antisemitism

41. Holocaust memory, representation and education : the challenges of applied research

42. Memories of Mikhailowka : labour camp testimonies in the Arnold Daghani Archive

43. An ethics of rescue for the future : Aristotelian and Levinasian perspectives

44. Obliquely shown crimes : Christian Boltanski's post-Holocaust art

45. Testimonies from the Aryan side : 'Jewish Catholics' in the Warsaw Ghetto

46. The importance of asking the right questions : the significance of Daniel Jonah Goldhagen for children of Nazi families

47. Revisionism in post-communist Romania political culture : attempts to rehabilitate the perpetrators of the Holocaust

48. Ethical problems encountered by Auschwitz prisoner doctors

49. Research for autarky : the contribution of scientists to Nazi rule in Germany

50. Gemilat chesed and moral behaviour at Westerbork : lessons from the past to remember for the future

51. The Bulgarian Gypsies during World War II

52. Six from Leipzig : "Kindertransport" and the Cambridge Refugee Children's Committee

53. Ravensbrück concentration camp and rescue in Sweden

54. Food talk : gendered responses to hunger in the concentration camps

55. Differing ways of reading, differing views of the law : the Catholic Church and its treatment of the Jewish question during Vichy

56. Jewish mothers and their children during the Holocaust : changing tasks of the motherly role

57. The education of Jewish children in Warsaw during the Nazi occupation

58. Intergenerational memories : hidden children and the second generation

59. Ethics without choice : lessons learned from rescuers and perpetrators

60. The Holocaust in film : the enigma of indifference ; Christian ideology and the portrayal of the Jew

61. Women survivors in cinema : the issue of madness

62. Rivalry, indifference or solidarity? : Jews and 'other victims' in studies of the Holocaust and comparative genocide

63. "Conscience", conscience, consciousness : Emmanuel Levinas, the Holocaust, and the logic of witness

64. Holocaust education : issues of pedagogy and content

65. Holocaust testimony and the Holocaust witness : the educational context

66. The Holocaust and political corruption

67. Courage in the face of death : nurses' and physicians' involvement in the resistance

68. Historians and Holocaust denial in the courtroom

69. Very religious and irreligious rescuers : an exploration of cultural styles

70. Documentation or decoration? : uses and misuses of photographs in the historiography of the Holocaust

71. Social dimensions of rescue in the Holocaust

72. Münch, or the paradox of the 'good' SS doctor

73. The Vatican statement on the Shoah and the Vatican during World War II

74. Masks for survival : experiences of Jews who lived on false papers during the Holocaust

75. Memory, representation and education

76. Identity and emptiness : reflections on Horst Hoheisel's negative memory and yearning for sacrifice

77. Learning from history : seminars on the Nazi era and the Holocaust for professionals

78. Reinhard's foot-soldiers : Soviet-era trials as sources

79. "Your story too?" : the new Holocaust exhibition at the Imperial War Museum

80. The face of the other ; reflections on the motivations of gentile rescuers of Jews

81. Jewish slave labour and its relationship to the 'final solution'

82. Yugoslav Jews fleeing the Holocaust

83. Framing the witness : the memorial role of Holocaust videotestimonies

84. Varian Fry in Marseille

85. From marginalization to martyrdom : the Nazi persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses

86. Gender and the Holocaust : women's Holocaust writing

87. Reflections on resistance and gender

88. Religion and religious institutions in the Lodz Ghetto

89. Music of the Holocaust

90. Two popes and the Holocaust

91. Letters to Mussolini : Italian Jews and the racial laws

92. Once more : Martin Luther and the Jews