Holocaust studies : a journal of culture and history

Holocaust studies : a journal of culture and history

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Détails bibliographiques
Titre précédent:	The journal of Holocaust education
Format:	Revue
Langue:	English
Publié:	Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2005- Edgware, Middlesex, 2005-2014
Sujets:	Zeitschrift
Contenu:	20 notices

1. One Day during the Holocaust: An Analysis of Raoul Wallenbergś "Budapest Report" of 12 September 1944

2. Denmarkś Response to the Nazi Expulsion Policy, 1938-39

3. Writing "bystanders" into Holocaust history in more active ways : "non-Jewish" engagement with ghettoisation ; Hungary 1944

4. Drawning the Holocaust in 1945

5. A distant shore : the Holocaust and us

6. Between persecution and complicity : the life story of a former 'Jewish Mischling'

7. Surveying a Gap: A Philosophical Perspective on Historians ́Responses to Discourses on the "Bystanders"

8. Between adult narrator and narrated child : autobiographical writing by former members of the 'Kindertransporte'

9. "I wish I could be allowed to choose who I am" : Jurek Becker, victim identity crisis in post-war Germany

10. Downfall: An Apologia for Complicity?

11. Stolen childhood : Austrian Romany Ceija Stojka and her past

12. Trauma, Postmodernism and descent : contemporary Holocaust criticism in Britain

13. New (and Old) Perspectives on the Catholic Church and the Holocaust

14. Children's voices and viewpoints in Holocaust literature

15. Kinds of testimony : children of the Holocaust

16. Grey-collar worker : organisation theory in Holocaust studies

17. Demystification or Restauration of Neutrality? Confronting the History of the Nazi Era in Switzerland

18. Inheriting the Holocaust : transfer of Trauma in Doron Rabinovici's 'Suche nach M.'

19. Whither Holocaust studies in Sweden? : some thoughts on "Levande Historia" and other matters Swedish

20. Spain and the Holocaust