Yalkut Moreshet : Holocaust documentation and research

Yalkut Moreshet : Holocaust documentation and research

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Collectivités auteurs:	Moreshet Mordechai Anielevich Memorial - the Holocaust Studies and Research Center (Organisme émetteur)
Format:	Revue
Langue:	English
Publié:	Tel Aviv : Moreshet
Sujets:	Anielewicz, Mordechai
Contenu:	27 notices

1. The days of September 1942

2. Missions of the Zionist youth movements in Hungary to the provincial cities in 1944

3. Why were the Jews of Budapest not expelled in August, 1944?

4. The protocol of the meeting between representatives of the Yishuv and Joel Brand in Aleppo, Syria, June 1944

5. The Jewish 'children houses' in occupied Budapest, 1944

6. Between pacifism and militarism : Holocaust representations in Israeli Films in the 1980's

7. Jews in Warsaw : the Warsaw Ghetto 60 years after

8. A concentration camp in the Warsaw Ghetto and the path of death to Dachau

9. A legend about a prince : a play written in a sewing factory in the Lodz ghetto

10. Kurzeniec - a Jewish shtetl in the Holocaust

11. A generation reveals its identity

12. One from four : on what Jaeckel, Hilberg and Goldhagen have in common and what is unique about Christopher Browning

13. Children accuse

14. The fortunate few : the rescue of Jewish children in Poland during the Holocaust as seen from the standpoint of the rescuers in the immediate aftermath of the war

15. The conflict among German authorities over Jewish slave labor camps in the General Government

16. New documentation on the destruction of Hungarian Jewry and the rescue attempts

17. Polish perceptions of Auschwitz

18. The ̀Protocol of Auschwitz'

19. Children between destruction and care

20. Bogushia

21. The chairman of the Warsaw Judenrat as reflected in his diaries

22. The Jews in the days of the Slovakian national revolt

23. Mon retour de l'URSS

24. Unheralded historian : Emanuel Ringelblum

25. On the mystification of the 'final solution' in Israeli historiography

26. The spiritual sources of the Ghetto uprising

27. Horthy and the Jews