Holocaust and genocide studies : an international journal / publ. by Oxford University Press in assoc. with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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Collectivités auteurs:	Oxford University Press (Organisme émetteur) United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Organisme émetteur)
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Langue:	English
Publié:	Oxford [u.a.] : Oxford Univ. Press
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1. Aktion 1005 - Effacing The Murder Of Millions

2. Armin T. Wegner's Letter To German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Easter Monday, April 11, 1933

3. Protestant missions to the Jews 1810-1980: ecclesiastical imperialism or theological aberration?

4. THE CONCEPT OF WAR AND GENOCIDAL IMPULSES IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1821-1918

5. Reform and violence in the Hamidian era : the political context of the 1895 Armenian Massacres in Aintab

6. Common fate, different experience : gender-specific aspects of the Armenian Genocide, 1915-1917

7. Revolutionary Genocide: on the causes of the Armenian Genocide of 1915 and the Holocaust

8. The Chilingirian Murder : A Case Study from the 1915 Roundup of Armenian Intellectuals

9. Collaboration in Genocide : the Ottoman Empire 1915 - 1916, the German-Occupied Baltic 1941 - 1944, and Rwanda 1994

10. The Jewish Community of Salonica under Siege: The Antisemitic Violence of the Summer of 1931

11. THE POLITICS OF FAMINE: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND PRESS RESPONSE TO THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-1933

12. The Jews of Europe from the perspective of the Brazilian Foreign Service 1933-1941

13. Jewish society through Nazi eyes 1933-1936

14. The "Folk Community" and the persecution of the Jews : German society under National Socialist dictatorship, 1933-1945

15. Taking from the weak, giving to the strong : the Jews and the German statutory pension system, 1933 - 1945

16. The fate of indigenous and Soviet Central Asian Jews in Afghanistan, 1933 - 1951

17. Believing in "inner truth" : the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in Nazi Propaganda, 1933 - 1945

18. 1934: PIVOTAL YEAR OF THE CHURCH STRUGGLE

19. The Northern Ireland Government, the new industries act, and refugees from the Third Reich, 1934 - 1940

20. The Jewish refugee children from Europe in the eyes of the American press and public opinion 1934-1945

21. Nationalism, conspiracy theories, and antisemitism in the Transylvanian Greek Catholic newspaper Duineca on the eve of the Holocaust (1936-1940)

22. American consuls and the Politics of Rescue in Marseille, 1936 - 1941

23. The "mindless years"? : a reconsideration of the psychological dimensions of the Holocaust, 1938-1945

24. The Italian Catholic press and the racial laws (1938-1943)

25. The Vatican on racism and antisemitism, 1938-1939 : a new look at a might-have-been

26. The 1938 First Vienna Award and the Holocaust in Slovakia

27. The American Christian Palestine Committee, the Holocaust, and Mainstream Protestant Zionism, 1938-1948

28. Bureaucratic response to human tragedy : American consuls and the Jewish plight in Vienna, 1938 - 1941

29. Victims of circumstance : Jewish enemy nationals in the Dutch West Isdies 1938-1947

30. The senior leadership cadre of the Geheime Feldpolizei, 1939-1945

31. L'Osservatore Romano and the Holocaust, 1939-1945

32. GENOCIDE AND PUBLIC HEALTH: GERMAN DOCTORS AND POLISH JEWS, 1939-41

33. German Anti-Jewish Propaganda in the Generalgouvernement, 1939-1945 : inciting hate through posters, films, and exhibitions

34. Combating prejudice and protectionism in American medicine : the Physicians Committee's Fight for Refugees from Nazism, 1939 - 1945

35. The French Jewish statute of October 3, 1940 : a reevaluation of continuities and discontinuities of French Antisemitism

36. The citizen as perpetrators : Kurt Blanke and Aryanization in France, 1940-1944

37. Debates on the restitution of Romanianized property during the Antonescu regime, 1940-1944

38. The "Christian" regimes of Romania and the Jews, 1940-1942

39. The genesis of Vichy's Jewish statute of October 1940

40. CHRISTIAN CHARITY: THE UNITARIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE'S RELIEF ACTIVITIES ON BEHALF OF REFUGEES FROM NAZISM, 1940-5

41. Anti-Jewish policy and organization of the deportations in France and the Netherlands, 1940-1944 : a comparative study

42. "The demonic effect" : Veit Harlan's use of jewish extras in 'Jud Süss' (1940)

43. Review essay: Auschwitz, capital of the Holocaust : review essay: Auschwitz 1940 - 1945 : central issues in the history of the camp, Waclaw Dlugoborski and Franciszek Piper, eds.,...

44. VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS IN THE YUGOSLAV GENOCIDE 1941-1945: SOME PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS

45. The devil in the details : the gas chambers of Birkenau, October 1941

46. "Anticipatory obedience" and the nazi implementation of the Holocaust in the Ukraine : a case study of central and peripheral forces in the Generalbezirk Zhytomyr, 1941 - 1944

47. Arrests, internments, and deportations of Swiss Jews in France, and the reactions of Swiss authorities, 1941-1944

48. The role of antisemitic doctrine in German propaganda in the Crimea, 1941 - 1944

49. The pogrom of Bucharest 21-23 january 1941

50. PHOTOGRAPHING BEHIND THE WARSAW GHETTO WALL, 1941

51. Righteous gentiles, the partisans, and Jewish survival in Gelorussia, 1941-1944

52. The Royal Air Force and the bombing of Auschwitz : first deliberations, January 1941

53. KOMMANDOSTAB REICHSFÜHRER-SS: HIMMLER'S PERSONAL MURDER BRIGADES IN 1941

54. Creating a Holocaust landscape on the Streets of Paris : French agency and the Synagogue bombings of October 3, 1941

55. Jews in hiding in Nazi Berlin, 1941 - 1945 : a demographic survey

56. "He spoke Yiddish like a Jew" : neighbors' contribution to the mass killing of Jews in Northern Bukovina and Bessarabia, July 1941

57. The 1941 Galician deportation and the Kamenets-Podolsk massacre : a prologue to the Hungarian Holocaust

58. Antisemitism in the Soviet partisan movement, 1941-1944 : the case of Belorussia

59. Were the "Chingené" Victims of the Holocaust? : Nazi Policy toward the Crimean Roma, 1941 - 1944

60. Controlled escalation : Himmler's men in the summer of 1941 and the Holocaust in the occupied Soviet territories

61. Dissension in the face of the Holocaust : the 1941 American debate over Antisemitism

62. Killing fields : the Wehrmacht and the Holocaust in Belorussia 1941-1942

63. The Rescue of Jewish Physicians in the Independent State of Croatia (NDH), 1941 - 1945

64. Accomplices to extermination : municipal government and the Holocaust in Kharkiv, 1941 - 1942

65. "Euthanasia," human experiments, and psychiatry in Nazi-occupied Lithuania, 1941 - 1944

66. Transition to genocide, July 1941 : Einsatzkommando 9 and the annihilation of Soviet Jewry

67. Jewish property seized in the occupied Soviet Union in 1941 and 1942 : the records of the 'Reichshauptkasse Beutestelle'

68. On the Other Side of the River : Dr. Adolph Herschmann and the Zhmerinka Ghetto, 1941 - 1944

69. THE DEPORTATION OF SLOVAKIAN JEWS TO THE LUBLIN DISTRICT OF POLAND IN 1942

70. "The western allies and the Holocaust" : Jan Karski's mission to the west, 1942-1944

71. Ghetto experience in Golta, Transnistria, 1942 - 1944

72. Margit Slachta's activities in support of Slovakian Jewry 1942-1943

73. Rostov-on-Don 1942 : a little-known chapter of the Holocaust

74. Sanctuary from the Holocaust? : Roman Catholic Conversion of Jews in Bucharest, Romania, 1942

75. First in the vale of affliction : Slovakian Jewish women in Auschwitz, 1942

76. Preparation for genocide : the "Center for the Study of the Jewish Problem" in Trieste, 1942 - 1944

77. Securing Hitler's Lebensraum : the Luftwaffe and Bialowieza Forest, 1942-1944

78. Negotiating Murder : a Panzer Signal Company and the Destruction of the Jews of Peregruznoe, 1942

79. A new document on the deportation and murder of Jews during "Einsatz Reinhardt" 1942

80. "Even in Auschwitz... humanity could prevail" : British POWs and Jewish concentration-camp inmates at IG Auschwitz, 1943-1945

81. "Blood for Blood, Death for Death" : the Soviet Military Tribunal in Krasnodar, 1943

82. "Morituri vos salutant" : Szmul Zygielbojm's suicide in May 1943 and the International Socialist Community in London

83. Italian Jews who survived the Shoah : Jewish self-help and Italian rescuers, 1943 - 1945

84. Tikkun as response to tragedy: em habanim smeha of Rabbi Yissakhar Shlomo Teichthal - Budapest, 1943

85. "Retribution is not enough": the 1943 campaign by Jewish students to raise American public awareness of the Nazi Genocide

86. The Allies, Herzl's Testament, the Holocaust and Limitations of Jewish policies, July 1944

87. Child rescue in Budapest, 1944-5

88. Nazi-Jewish negotiations in Istanbul in mid-1944

89. "The Western allies and the Holocaust": rules of the game: Britain, America and the Holocaust in 1944

90. She'erit Hapletah, 1944-1948: rehabilitation and political struggle

91. French bureaucrats and anti-Jewish persecution : the "Jewish service" of the Paris Police Prefecture, 1949-1944

92. Red Army troops encounter the Holocaust : Transnistria, Moldavia, Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Austria, 1944 - 1945

93. Negotiating the boundary of unconditional surrender: the war refugee board in Sweden and Nazi proposals to ransom Jews, 1944-1945

94. Building and Breaching the Ghetto Boundary : a Brief History of the Ghetto Fence in Körmend, Hungary, 1944

95. The plan to rescue Finnish Jews in 1944

96. Stalin's Great Power Politics, the Return of Jewish Refugees to Poland, and Continued Migration to Palestine, 1944 - 1946

97. Hungary - six days in July 1944

98. The Holocaust and American public memory; 1945 - 1960

99. Philosemitism - the whitewashing of the yellow badge in West Germany 1945-1952

100. "Fascist criminals to the Gallows! : the Holocaust and Soviet war crimes trials, December 1945 - February 1946

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Holocaust and genocide studies : an international journal / publ. by Oxford University Press in assoc. with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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