New perspectives on Kristallnacht : after 80 years, the Nazi pogrom in global comparison

New perspectives on Kristallnacht : after 80 years, the Nazi pogrom in global comparison / Steven J. Ross, editor, Wolf Gruner, guest editor, Lisa Ansell, associate editor

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Autres auteurs:	Ross, Steven J. (Éditeur intellectuel) Gruner, Wolf (Éditeur intellectuel) Ansell, Lisa (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	West Lafayette, Indiana : Purdue University Press, [2019] © 2019
Collection:	The Jewish role in American life volume 17
Sujets:	Konferenzschrift > 2018 > Los Angeles, Calif. Aufsatzsammlung
Contenu:	15 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Journalism as a weapon : Jewish journalists from Warsaw and the production of knowledge during Hitler's rise to power in 1933 and the November progroms in 1938

2. Social relations and bystander responses to violence : Kristallnacht November 1938

3. The absense of "Kristallnacht and its aftermath in BBS German-language broadcasts during 1938-1939

4. 1938 : American Jews respond to a very bad year

5. "Worse than vandals." : the mass destruction of Jewish homes and Jewish responses during the 1938 Pogrom

6. A scream, then silence : Kristallnacht and the American journalists in Nazi Germany : the "night of broken glass" as an unwanted transnational media event

7. The long shadow of the "Kristallnacht" on the "Gujarat progrom" in India? : a comparative analysis

8. A question of gender! : spaces of violence and reactions to Kristallnacht in Jewish-gentile families

9. Kristallnacht - Pogrom - state terror : a terminological reflection

10. The ambiguous legacy of Kristallnacht : Nazis, Jewish resistors, and anti-semitism in Los Angeles

11. Jewish anti-fascism? : "Kristallnacht" remembrance in the GDR between propaganda and Jewish self-assertion

12. "Kristallnacht in Tel Aviv" : Nazi associations in the contemporary Israeli socio-political debate

13. What did Soviet Jews make of Kristallnacht? : the Nazi threat in the Soviet press

14. The Kristallnacht paradigm in narratives by survivors of the rwandan and rohingya genocides

15. Orthodox Jewish reflective responses to Kristallnacht