The Holocaust in the Twenty-First Century : Relevance and Challenges in the Digital Age

The Holocaust in the Twenty-First Century : Relevance and Challenges in the Digital Age

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Détails bibliographiques
Auteurs principaux:	Cole, Tim
Autres auteurs:	Gigliotti, Simone
Format:	Livre
Publié:	Evanston, Illinois : Northwestern University Press, 2021
Collection:	Lessons and Legacies volume 14
Sujets:	Judenvernichtung Geschichtsschreibung Einfluss Geschichtswissenschaft Computerunterstütztes Verfahren Digital Humanities
Contenu:	12 notices

1. The Geographies of Living Underground : Escape Routes and Hiding Spaces of Fugitive Jews in Germany, 1939-1945

2. Reimagining the "Gray Zone" : Female Prisoner Functionaries in the Gross-Rosen Subcamps, 1944-45

3. When One Door Closes, Another Opens : The Demjanjuk Trials in Israel (1986-1993) and in Germany (2009-2011)

4. A Different Approach to Microhistory : The Arrests of the Jews of the Vaucluse as Seen through Qantitative Prosopography

5. Bella Hazan Ya'ari - A Member of the Jewish Resistance in Pursuit of Self and a Future

6. Absent Presence, Pathological Afterimages, and the Aestetics of Excrement

7. Mind the Gap : Reading across the Holocaust Testimonial Archive

8. When the Index Is Wrong : Exploring Black Holes in Victim Memory

9. Introduction: The Holocaust in the Twenty-First Century

10. Migration Narratives of Holocaust Survivors in Chile, Colombia, and Mexico

11. People, Places, Things : Considering the Role of Visitor Photography at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

12. The Muselmann Liberated : Impossible Holocaust Metaphors in Survivor Memoirs and Photography