Journal of genocide research

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Format:	Journal
Language:	English
Published:	Abingdon, Oxfordshire : Routledge, 1999- Basingstoke, Hampshire, -6.2004 Abingdon, anfangs
Subjects:	Zeitschrift
Contents/pieces:	75 records

1. Raphael Lemkin and the international debate on the punishment of war crimes (1919-1948)

2. Obituary : Raul Hilberg, 1926-2007

3. The Holocaust in the letters of German soldiers on the Eastern front (1939-44)

4. The German police and genocide in Belorussia, 1941-1944. Part I : the "second sweep": Gendarmerie killings of Jews and Gypsies on January 29, 1942

5. The German police in Belorussia, 1941-1944, part III: methods of genocide and the motives of German police compliance

6. Mass killing in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941 - 1945: a case for comparative research

7. "Going east": colonial experiences and practices of violence among female and male Majdanek camp guards (1941-44)

8. In memoriam: Sybil Halpern Milton, 1941-2000

9. The German police and genocide in Belorussia, 1941-1944. Part I : police deployment and Nazi genocidal directives

10. Conflicts between American Jewish leaders and dissidents over responding to news of the Holocaust: three episodes from 1942 to 1943

11. Shaping the Holocaust : the Final Solution in US political discourses on the Genocide Convention, 1948-1956

12. Judgement in the Grey Zone: the Third Auschwitz (Kapo) Trial in Frankfurt 1968

13. Between apartheid, the Holocaust and the Nakba : archbishop Desmond Tutu's pilgrimage to Israel-Palestine (1989) and the emergence of an analogical lexicon

14. Tokyo recognizes Auschwitz : the rise and fall of Holocaust denial in Japan, 1989-1999

15. Is "genocide" still a powerfull word?

16. Anatomy of a crime : the Turkish historical society's manipulation of archival documents

17. Fritjof Meyer and the number of Auschwitz victims: a critical analysis

18. The functional utility of genocide : towards a framework for understanding the connection between genocide and regime consolidation, expansion and maintenance

19. Language death and revival after cultural destruction : reflections on a little discussed aspect of genocide

20. A classification of denials of the Holocaust and other genocides

21. A demographic profile of the Jews in Belorussia from the pre-war time to the post-war time

22. Contested meanings and conflicting imperatives: a conceptual analysis of genocide

23. The fate of Blacks and Jews: a response to Jeffrey Herf

24. The Nuremberg trial : a prosecutorś perspective

25. Holocaust evils and divine limitations : a re-examination

26. Toward a vocabulary of massacre and genocide

27. The relationship between war and genocide in the twentieth century : a consideration

28. The rescue of Jews from Nazi persecution: a Western European perspective

29. The Holocaust, the Aborigines, and the bureaucracy of destruction : an Australian dimension of genocide

30. Conceptual constraints on thinking about genocide

31. "Genocide is fascism in action" : Aron Trainin and Soviet portrayals of genocide

32. Raphael Lemkin's view of European colonial rule in Africa : between condemnation and admiration

33. Final solution, crimes against mankind : on the genesis and criticism of the concept of genocide

34. Comparative perspectives on anti-Semitism, radical anti-Semitism in the Holocaust and American white racism

35. Modern by analogy : modernity, Shoah and the Tasmanian genocide

36. Conceptions and terms : templates for the analysis of holocausts and genocides

37. Surviving the Holocaust: the anger and guilt of Primo Levi

38. "Any color as long as itś black" : Henry Ford and the ethics of business

39. Integration and division : Nazi Germany and the "colonial other" in annexed Poland

40. Did anti-jewish mass violence exist in the Soviet Union? : anti-semitism and collective violence in the USSR during the war and post war years

41. The roots of anti-Semitism: Romania before the Holocaust

42. The intellectual as architect and legitimizer of genocide : Julien Benda Redux

43. Guilty of innocence or nobody remembers the Armenians

44. Patterns of twentieth century genocides : the Armenian, Jewish, and Rwandan cases

45. Expanding Vergangenheitsbewältigung? : German repatriation of colonial artefacts and human remains

46. The artist as witness: David Friedmann's graphic experiences and memories

47. The politics of nature at the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concecntration camp

48. Did Ben-Gurion reverse his positon on bombing Auschwitz?

49. Frankl, Bettelheim and the camps

50. Considerations on the connections between race, politics, economics, and genocide

51. Into the grey zone: Wehrmacht bystanders, German labor market policy and the Holocaust

52. From the editor : the Demjanjuk case - final justice?

53. War as catalyst: moving World War II to the center of Holocaust scholarship

54. Genocide and the politics of remembering: the nameless, the celebrated, and the would-be Holocaust heroes

55. The postholocaust landscape of Chelmno on the Ner (Kulmhof an der Nehr) : an ecological perspective

56. Timor mortis conturbat me : genocide pedagogy and vicarious trauma

57. Soviet investigation of Nazi crimes in the USSR: documenting the Holocaust

58. Race, "value" and the hierarchy of human life : ideological and structural determinants of National Socialist policy-making

59. What would you have done? : the dilemma of the "Reader"

60. Disconnecting the threads : Rwanda and the Holocaust reconsidered

61. Gender and selection during the Holocaust : transports of Western European Jews to the east

62. The enviroment history of mas graves

63. Expanding (environmental) histories of the Holocaust

64. Genocide as fact and form

65. The Nazi Holocaust and the Rwandan Genocide

66. Psychosocial roots of genocide : risk, prevention, and intervention

67. Genocide and the modern mind: intention and structure

68. Hostage of politics : Raphael Lemkin on "Soviet genocide"

69. Researching, writing and teaching genocide: sources on the internet

70. The green matzevah

71. Mandating state security: keeping the Holocaust hidden

72. Holocaust survivors and the world of work

73. Third World views of the Holocaust

74. Raphael Lemkin on the Holocaust

75. Reading the Old Testament in the Third Reich

Journal of genocide research

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