The meaning of the holocaust in a changing world

The meaning of the holocaust in a changing world

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Hayes, Peter (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Evanston, Ill. : North Western Univ. Press, 1992
Series:	Lessons and legacies 1
Subjects:	Aufsatzsammlung Erinnerung Geschichtsschreibung Judenvernichtung
Contents/pieces:	16 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. "A monstrous uneasiness" : citizen participation and persecution of the Jews in Nazi Germany

2. After the catastrophe : aspects of contemporary Jewry

3. Israel's memorial landscape : Sho 'ah, heroism, and national redemption

4. Popularization and memory : the case of Anne Frank

5. The reaction of the German population to the anti-Jewish persecution and the Holocaust

6. Helping behavior and rescue during the Holocaust

7. Redefining heroic behavior : the impromptu self and the Holocaust experience

8. Holocaust and genocide : some comparisons

9. One day in Jozefow : initiation to mass murder

10. Early warning : detecting potentially genocidal movements

11. Genocide and eugenics : the language of power

12. The history of evil and the future of the Holocaust

13. The "Final Solution" : on the unease in historical interpretation

14. Ideology, state power, and mass murder/genocide

15. Tellers and listeners : the impact of Holocaust narratives

16. The use and misuse of the Holocaust