Dapim : studies on the Shoah ; journal of the David and Fela Shapell Family Foundation

Dapim : studies on the Shoah ; journal of the David and Fela Shapell Family Foundation

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Détails bibliographiques
Nouveau titre:	The journal of Holocaust research
Collectivités auteurs:	The Institute for Holocaust Research, University of Haifa and the Ghetto Fighters' House Museum (Organisme émetteur)
Format:	Revue
Langue:	English
Publié:	Abingdon : Taylor & Francis
Contenu:	125 notices

1. Producing the truth : the Bielefeld trial and the reconstruction of events surrounding the execution of 100 Jews in the Bialystok Ghetto following the "Acid Attack"

2. Testimony and taboo : the perverse writings of Ka-Tzetnik 135633

3. A 'Wannsee Conference' on the extermination of the Gypsies? : new research findings regarding 15 January 1943 and the Auschwitz decree

4. 'Secure in the two-dimensional world' : the Filmbühne and Jewish audiences in the Third Reich, 1938-1941

5. Fear and terror : the expulsion of Polish Jews from Saxony/Germany in October 1938

6. Retrospectives from the Eve of Destruction : Historical Memory and Images of the Past in the Hungarian Jewish Press, 1938 - 1944

7. Ordinary clerks or trailblazers of destruction? : the 'first wave' of chiefs of civil administration and their implementation of Nazi policy during the German invasion of Poland i...

8. The Unique benefits of the HaShomer HaTza'ir movements's activity in the Lodz Ghetto, 1940-1944

9. Am I my brother's keeper? : the Jewish committees in the Ghettos of Mogilev Province and the Romanian regime in Transnistria during the Holocaust, 1941-1944

10. Antisemitic docrtine [!] in the Tatar newspaper "Azat Kirim" (1942-1944)

11. Holocaust and heroism in the process of establishing Yad Vashem (1942-1970)

12. Labor and extermination : the labor camp at the Dęblin-Irena Airfield Puławy County, Lublin Province, Poland - 1942-1944

13. What do we know about the deportation of Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto to Bobruysk and Smolensk in the Spring and Summer of 1942?

14. The Jewish paratroopers and the partisans in Yugoslavia : Yugoslav perceptions and recollections 1944-1945

15. The Jewish women at the Union factory, Auschwitz 1944 : resistance, courage and tragedy

16. Debates and conflicts : Australian Jewry, the Claims Conference and restitution, 1945-1965

17. The figure of bloodsucker in Polish religious, national and left-wing discourse, 1945-1946 : a study in historical anthropology

18. "The Cry of the Desperate and the Fortitude of the Remaining will Suffice" : Commemorative Literature, Documentation and the Study of the Holocaust, 1945 - 1961

19. 'It is not my fault that you are Jewish!' : Jews, Chechs, and the memory of the Holocaust in film, 1949-2009

20. The Israel of the Spirit : The German Student Movement of the 1960s and its Attitude to the Holocaust

21. The evolution of Holocaust studies in Moldovan historiography : 1991 - 2017

22. The 7th Roșiori (cavalry) Regiment and the Holocaust in Romania and the Soviet Union

23. Taking a comparative view

24. In pursuit of Jewish paradigms of memory : constituting carriers of Jewish memory in a support group for children of Holocaust survivors

25. Introducing more "cultural history" into the study of the Holocaust : a response to Dan Stone

26. Toward a critical history of the Holocaust : reponse to Dan Stone, "Holocaust historiography and cultural history"

27. A response to Dan Stone's "Holocaust historiography and cultural history"

28. A response to "Holocaust historiography and cultural history" by Dan Stone

29. Between uniqueness and universalization : Holocaust memory at a dialectical crossroads

30. The general-human and the particular-Jewish dimensions of the Holocaust : a philosophical-educational reflection

31. Nazi ethics : perpetrators with a clear conscience

32. Yad Layeled at the Ghetto Fighters' House : a museum about children in the Holocaust or a museum for children about the Holocaust?

33. 'A shower of hail to all orchards' : on the consumerist interpretation of National Socialism

34. Julius Siegel: "A Kapo" in four (judicial) acts

35. 'Like an overgrown garden...?' : Austrian historical memory and the aftermath of cultural genocide at a Jewish cemetery in Vienna

36. Crime and punishment in emergency situations : the Jewish Ghetto courts in Lodz, Warsaw and Vilna in World War II - a comparative study

37. Nationalities, histories, rhetorics : real/reel representations of the Holocaust and Holocaust trials and a poethics of film and law

38. Survival of a peculiar remnant : the Jewish population of Vienna during the last years of the War

39. Is the Holocaust a unique and unprecedented tragedy? : on Holocaust politics and genocide

40. The crimes of the Third Reich : towards a postcolonial perspective

41. The Holocaust is a foreign country : comparing representations of place in Lithuanian Jewish testimony

42. A sense of Jewish empowerment or a lesson in universal values? : new directions in the design of Holocaust museums in the USA

43. A Historian's View : The War Crimes Debate Down Under

44. In Pursuit of Jewish Paradigms of Memory: Constituting Carriers of Jewish Memory in a Support Group for Children of Holocaust Survivors

45. "Like Jews?" The Nazi Persecution and Extermination of Soviet Roma Under the German Military Administration : A New Interpretation, Based on Soviet Sources

46. Abandoning representations : Holocaust imageries in late Israeli art music

47. The role of modernity : what was it - and is it - about?

48. Personal action as collectivist reconciliation : children of 'Aryan' citizens of Nazi Germany living in Israel

49. Poetics of Memory : Aesthetics and experience of Holocaust remembrance in museums

50. History, Law, Narrative : The Kastner Affair, Fifty Years Later

51. Hast thou escaped and also taken possession? : the responses of the Satmar Rebbe- Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum - and his followers to criticism of his conduct during and after the Holocau...

52. Truth and memory after catastrophe : historical fact and the historical witness

53. To Terezín and back again : Czech Jews and their bonds of belonging form deportations to the postwar

54. The death marches from the Dachau camps to the Alps during the final days of World War II in Europe

55. The living dead of George Romero and Steven Spielberg : America, the Holocaust and the figure of the zombie

56. Antisemitism in comparative historical perspective

57. Antisemitism and intimacy in the writing of Goebbels

58. Performative environments of Polish memory : the Grodzka Gate - NN Theater Center's approach to Lublin's Jewish pasts

59. Mixed metaphors in Muranów : Holocaust memory and architectural meaning at the POLIN Museum of the history of Polish Jews

60. The memory of the archive : the International Tracing Service and the construction of the past as history

61. Soldiers or slaves? : narratives of survivors of the Hungarian Army's "Labor Service" in World War II and the Holocaust

62. Pushing aside the Nazi : personal and collective exculpation and the everyday German in Markus Zusak's 'The book thief'

63. Engaging survivors : assessing 'testimony' and 'trauma' as foundational concepts

64. Covering up Chelmno : Nazi attempts to obfuscate and obliterate an extermination Camp

65. The Hiroshima-Auschwitz peace march and the globalization of the 'moral witness'

66. Conflicting jurisdictions : the struggle of the Jews in the displaced persons camps for legal autonomy

67. Power Games : the German Nationality Policy (Volkstumpolitik) in Czernowitz before and during the Barbarossa campaign

68. Studying the Holocaust in Estonia : has the topic been exhausted?

69. Holocaust scholarship in Belarus : general trends

70. Witnessing the looting of Jewish belongings during the Holocaust : what can history do with images?

71. Isaiah Berlin and the Holocaust

72. Between poetry and history : real-time writings on Holocaust trains

73. Free of controversy? : recent research on the Holocaust in the Bohemian lands

74. 'The largest Jewish library in the world' : the books of Holocaust victims and their redistribution following World War II

75. The Holocaust as ideology : Borges and the meaning of transnational fascism

76. The fortune of survival - intermarried German Jews in the dying breath of the 'thousand-year Reich'

77. "If not me, then who?" : examining engagement with Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in Britain

78. The Holocaust in Bulgaria : rescuing history from 'rescue'

79. Foucault and the Holocaust : epistemic shift, liminality and the death camps

80. Testimonies, liminality rituals and the memory of the self in the concentration camps

81. Evacuating the camps : the last collective crime of Nazi society

82. Romancing the camp : genres of Holocaust memory on the story-sharing website wattpad

83. From the periphery to the center of memory : Holocaust memorials in Vienna

84. "The Lord hides in inner chambers" : the doctrine of suffering in the theosophy of Rabbi Kalonymus Kalman Shapira of Piaseczno

85. Ukrainian historiography of the Holocaust through the prism of modern discourse on collaboration on the territory of Ukraine

86. From source collections to peer-reviewed journals : Romanians write the Holocaust

87. Nazi colonialism and the Holocaust : inseparable connections

88. Comparison and contextualization in the study of the Holocaust

89. Studying Russia or the Soviet Union? : Holocaust scholarship in contemporary Russia

90. Evacuation and escape during the course of the Soviet-German war

91. 'At the crossroads' : Jedwabne and Polisch historiography of the Holocaust

92. Holocaust historiography and cultural history

93. Holocaust culture in perspective : evading the Holocaust story and its legacy of responsibility

94. Genocide and relevance : current trends in United States Holocaust museums

95. Is Eastern European 'Double Genocide' revisionism reaching museums?

96. Everyday life and survival at Mauthausen during the final stages of war : the Hungarian Jews

97. The miracle of Hanukkah and other orthodox tales of survival in Soviet exile during World War II

98. The Final Solution in early Polish testimonial fiction : the impact of the Holocaust on the witnessing world

99. Edges of history and memory : the 'final stage' of the Holocaust

100. The holy tongue and the tongue of the martyrs : the Eichmann trial as reflected in "Letste Nayes"