Dimensions : a journal of Holocaust studies / publ. by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	Anti-Defamation League's Braun Center for Holocaust Studies (Issuing body)
Format:	Journal
Language:	German
Published:	New York, NY : Anti Defamation League, 1.1985 - 13.1999
Contents/pieces:	108 records

1. Kristallnacht : a Documentary Discussion Guide to the Nazis' Night of "Broken Glass", November 9 and 10, 1938

2. The Warsaw Ghetto : A Documentary Discussion Guide To Jewish Resistance in Occupied Warsaw 1939-1943

3. Invisible Victims : European Jews in the American Consciousness, 1940 - 1946

4. Denmark 1943 : a Documentary Discussion Guide to the Rescue of Denmark's Jews

5. The Hidden Child : A Profile

6. A Message For Educators : the Holocaust in Popular Culture ; the Pitfalls and the Potential

7. Mastering the Past : A Report from Germany

8. Each Small Town Had Its Own Babi Yar : A Photographic Meditation

9. A Resistance Fighter Looks Back

10. Liberation : A Documentary Discussion Guide to the Liberation of Europe and the Concentration and Death Camps

11. 'What Should They Read and When Should They Read It?' : a Selective Review of Holocaust Literature For Students in Grades Two Through Twelve

12. Germany Reaches a Crossroad

13. Lessons : A Postwar Dialogue

14. A Deafening Silence : a Reconsideration of Christianity and the Holocaust

15. In Search of a National Identity : New Interpretations of the Holocaust

16. A Broken Silence

17. A New Kind of Rescue

18. A Different Way Of Seeing Things : What We Can Learn From The Rescuers Of Jews

19. 'I even did a theme once on that Anne Frank who kept the diary, and got an A plus on it!' : Reflections on some Holocaust books for young people

20. Recovering The Past : A Beginning

21. 'What Should They Read and When Should They Read It?' : a Selective Review of Holocaust Literature For Students in Grades Two Through Twelve ; P. II

22. 'To Seek After Knowledge' : Reading and Teaching Holocaust Literature

23. Reflections on Warsaw fifty years ago

24. Alerting the Allies : An Emissary's Story

25. America Views The Holocaust : What the Survey Found and What Those Findings Mean

26. Historians, Politicians and Morality : America and the Holocaust

27. Americans Right, Left and Indifferent : Responses to the Holocaust

28. American Jewry : the Pivotal Years

29. Amreican Inaction During the Holocaust

30. We Remember: Reaction and Analysis

31. Anne Frank's Legacy

32. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Jews : Another Look

33. The Holocaust and the Popular Literature : History, Morality and Mass Art

34. The Moral Art of Memory

35. Terezin : Art, Propaganda And Memory

36. Cultural Artifacts of the Neo-Nazi Underground

37. Did The Survey Ask The Wrong Questions?

38. German Scientists and the Atomic Bomb

39. Bury My Heart At Auschwitz

40. Investigating Deutsche Bank

41. Jewish Victims of the Holocaust and Swiss Banks

42. On Being Hidden : Silence And The Creative Process

43. When The West Lost Its Bearings

44. Breaking Through : How 'Hidden News' Becomes Public Knowledge

45. The Rescuer-Rescued Relationship : How Did It Begin?

46. Daimler-Benz, Forced Labor and Compensation

47. Freedom Bestowed

48. The Churches and the Holocaust Era : Bringing History to Students

49. The First And The Last Night Of "Broken Glass"

50. The German Historians and the Burden of the Nazi Past

51. The Mystifying Burden Of Goodness

52. Reflections On The Psychology Of Rescuers And Bystanders

53. Notes on the Bystander Issue in Nazi Germany

54. The Liberation Of The Concentration and Death Camps : Understanding and Using History

55. How Can the Significance of the Holocaust Be Taught?

56. Circles Of Caring : An Insider's View

57. Children On The Run

58. The Role of the Churches : Compliance and Confrontation

59. Co-opting Nazi Germany : Neutrality in Europe During World War II

60. The History of the Holocaust and the Efficacy of Moral Codes

61. Collusion, Resistance, Silence : Protestants and the Holocaust

62. The Ford Motor Company and the Third Reich

63. Nazi Imagery in Contemporary Culture : the Limits of Representation

64. The Vatican and the Holocaust : Putting "We Remember" in Context

65. 'Creative Interfaith Dialogue'

66. Current Issues in Holocaust Education

67. The Rescue of the Danish Jews: an Overview

68. The Days of the Rescue

69. Roosevelt and Europe's Jews : 'Deceit and Indifference', or Politics and Powerlessness?

70. Reflections on Denmark and Hungary During the Second World War

71. Wartime Denmark: Resistance and Rescue

72. The Displaced

73. Opening Locked Doors : Reflections on Teaching the Holocaust

74. The Jackboot and the Stopwatch : Frederick Taylor and the 'Efficiency' of Genocide

75. Eisenhower and the Final Solution

76. Europe's Gold : Nazis, Neutrals and the Holocaust

77. Friedrich Flick's Opportunism and Expediency

78. The Fear and Suspicion of Goodness

79. German Industry and the Third Reich : Fifty Years of Forgetting and Remembering

80. The Holocaust's first target

81. Forcing open the gates of history

82. The Twilight of Memory : Reflections on Holocaust Memoirs, Past, Present and Future

83. The Turning Point : Peter Gay Remembers

84. Genetics and the Swastika

85. Kristallnacht, Germany, And German Jews : An Interview With Raul Hilberg

86. Rockets and Rationalization : Science and Technology in Nazi Germany and Thomas Pynchon

87. Jewish Resistance In The Warsaw Ghetto

88. Nazi Medicine and Public Health Policy

89. Jews, the Holocaust, and Henry Luce

90. The Lessons of the Holocaust

91. Moralizing the Holocaust

92. The Holocaust in the Undermind of the West

93. Teaching the Holocaust : the Spectrum of Morality

94. The Memory of the Holocaust

95. Schindler's List's Holocaust

96. The Holocaust in Jewish Memory and Public Memory

97. The Roots of Intolerance

98. One Journalist's Memories

99. Journey Into War

100. Landsberg Revisited

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Dimensions : a journal of Holocaust studies / publ. by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith

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