The Holocaust in history and memory / ed. by Rainer Schulze

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Collectivités auteurs:	University of Essex, Department of History (Organisme émetteur)
Autres auteurs:	Schulze, Rainer (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Revue
Langue:	English
Publié:	Colchester : Univ. of Essex
Contenu:	72 notices

1. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, 13 December 2006

2. Calendar Note - 8-14 September 1936 : Reichsparteitag der Ehre: teaching anti-Semitism through children's picture books

3. Documentation : 8 demands ... as to how the memory of the victims and the perpetrators of the systematic medical mass murder from 1939 to 1949 should be handled, listed in order of...

4. 18 February 1937 : Himmler's crusade against (male) homosexuality and the continuing stigmatisation of LGBT people after 1945

5. Women and the Holocaust : a Study of Jewish Women's Experiences of the Lódz' Ghetto, 1940-1944

6. 2 August 1944: The Liquidation of the Auschwitz Zigeunerfamilienlager

7. Roma as Victims of Genocide: Politics of Remembrance in (West) Germany after 1945

8. Anna Kaletska interviewed by David P. Boder on 26 September 1946 in Wiesbaden, Germany, American Zone of Occupation

9. 9. December 1948 : The UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide

10. European Parliament Resolution of 28 September 2011 on Human Rights, Sexual Orientation and Gender identity at the United Nations Human Rights Council : documentation

11. Statement by HR/VP Catherine Ashton to the European Parliament on 'Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity at the United Nations Human Rights Council', Brussels, 28 September 2011 :...

12. Teaching About T4

13. 'Life unworthy of life' : form coerced sterilisation to 'Aktion T4' - stepping stones to genocide

14. A choreographic archaeology of our present time

15. 'House of memory' : a place of shadows and integration

16. Towards self-determination and equalisation : a short history of the German Disability Rights Movement

17. The Planning of Forced Deportations is a Relapse into the Worst Times of the Persecution of the 'Gypsies'

18. Strategies in pursuit of marriage equality : let legislatures lead - a law/sociology dialogue

19. On the Interpretation of a Word : 'Porrajmos' as Holocaust

20. 'Those who honour the perpetrators murder their victims a second time' : some thoughts on psychiatry in Nazi Germany

21. Neo-Nazi eugenics : are anti-fascists turning a blind eye?

22. Intentional Community as a continuing response to the Holocaust : the life of Peter Bergel and the Camphill Communities

23. Memory, memorials, and who we are now : encountering our 'cobbled together' sexual identities in the face of a very different kind of loss

24. Dark spaces of Holocaust memory : second generation German narrative of desire and absence

25. Is making movies after Auschwitz 'barbaric'? : Lanzmann's "Shoah" as an Adornian film

26. Remnants of Auschwitz : Romani narratives and the aesthetics of the Holocaust

27. Painting the Holocaust : can there be art after Auschwitz?

28. Survivor against the odds

29. On EU funding, hot air and Roma ghettoes

30. Faces Not Different from Our Own : Alain Resnais's Night and Fog as Cross-Historical Testimony

31. Constructing (alternative) memories of the Holocaust : footage of the liberation of the camps in Soviet cinema

32. An open letter to Ambassador Ian Kelly on the commemoration of the Roma holocaust

33. The Roma IDP Camps in Northern Mitrovica Kosovo : Many Troubling Questions and Far Too Few Answers

34. The apartheid of Roma in Europe

35. Art is Essential in the Memorialisation of the Holocaust

36. How to portray the Holocaust in the arts

37. Resistance : the art of change

38. Objective Realists? : British War Artists as Witnesses to the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp

39. 'Schindler's List' and 'The Pianist' : two Holocaust films in the assessment of online film reviewers

40. Shimon Attie : projecting past into present

41. Audio-Visual Interviews of Gypsy and Jewish Victims of Nazi Genocidal Policy : Reflections on Language, Memory and Narrative Culture

42. Nazi 'Euthanasia' crimes in Second-World War II Austria

43. Not in Our Back Yard : the Right to Housing and Freedom of Forced Evictions of Gypsies and Travellers in the United Kingdom

44. Settela: Het meisje heeft haar naam terug (The girl has got her name back)

45. 'Enough is Enough' : the Battle over the Eviction of Roma from France and the Long Shadow of the Holocaust

46. "Earth conceal not the blood shed on thee" : the new Documentation and Information Centre at Bergen-Belsen

47. Fragments of Memory : Testimony in the New Permanent Exhibition at Bergen-Belsen

48. Life in the Privileged Camp : five months in Bergen-Belsen

49. Memorial to Nazi 'Euthanasia' victims in Berlin / Memorial to the Homosexuals Persecuted under the National Socialist Regime

50. Museums and sites of memory : how best to memorialize the Holocaust?

51. Hungarian Survivors of the Holocaust : Narratives of Betrayal and Trust

52. Beyond testimony: Nazi euthanasia and the field of memory studies

53. Roma in UN Camps in North Kosovo : Poisoned by Lead

54. The Holocaust exhibition at the Imperial War Museum : challenges of representation

55. The Nazi gas chambers

56. The earthquake in Chile or the prisoners of Stutthof

57. From Memel to Colchester

58. Elie Wiesel, Simon Wiesenthal, Romanies and the United States Holocaust Memorial Council

59. Dale farm : an update

60. Yom HaShoah : Why this Day is so important

61. Our people were mullering for hobben (Our people were dying for food) : Stories and Thoughts

62. Documentation or edutainment? : Holocaust and museums

63. The Genocide of the Gypsies : what we now know and what we still don't know

64. Eyewitness

65. Masks of Holocaust memory

66. Overlapping triangles : teaching the interdependency of Holocaust victimhoods

67. 'Performative Tellings' : Reflections on Jewish Holocaust Survivor Testimonies in Melbourne

68. Why We Should Still Teach The Holocaust

69. Three 'I's and an 'R' : ignorance, indifference and injustice ; our problem with Roma

70. Lee Miller's indelible images

71. The Importance of Oral Testimony : Some Introductory Reflections

72. The long shadow of the pink triangle

The Holocaust in history and memory / ed. by Rainer Schulze

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