Holocaust studies : a journal of culture and history

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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:	280 notices

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

2. Between Meir Dworzecki and Yehiel Dinur : amidah in the writing of Ka-Tzetnik 135633

3. Between "Spirit" and "Science" : the emergence of italian fascist antisemitism through the 1920s and 1930s

4. Conduct unbecoming? : attitudes towards Jews in the british fascist and mainstream Tory press, 1925-39

5. Facing 1938 : how the italian jewish community reacted to the antisemitic laws

6. The Czechoslovak exile in London and the Jews 1938-1945

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

8. A new perspective on Holocaust art : women's artistic expression of the female Holocaust experience (1939-49)

9. The foundational dilemmas of Jenő Lévai : on the birth of Hungarian Holocaust historiography in the 1940s

10. Trial by documentary : the Harlans, between Jud Süss (1940) and Notre Nazi (1984)

11. Stopped in flight : Shanghai and the Polish Jewish refugees of 1941

12. Not only in Jedwabne : accounts of the annihilation of jewish Shtetlach in North-eastern Poland in the summer of 1941

13. The rape of jewish women and girls during the first phase of the Romanian offensive in the east, july 1941 : a research agenda preliminary findings

14. Die Heimschaffungsaktion of 1942-43 : Turkey, Spain and Portugal and their responses to the German offer of repatriatiion of their Jewish citizens

15. Jews, Vichy and the algiers insurrection of 1942

16. The 1944 Crvenka massacre and the potentials of postwar testimony

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

18. The Holocaust in the British imagination : the official mind and beyond, 1945 to the present

19. The meanings of Auschwitz in Poland, 1945 to the present

20. Dislocation, trauma and selective memory : Austria 1945-50 ; recollections of Jewish displaced persons

21. Drawning the Holocaust in 1945

22. From "this Belsen buisness" to "Shoa buisness": history, memory and heritage, 1945-2005

23. The liberation of the Bergen-Belsen camp as seen by some british official war artists in 1945

24. "And I was only a child": children's testimonies, Bergen-Belsen 1945

25. Auschwitz as a symbol of martyrdom of the polish nation, 1947 and 2017

26. Don't buy Volkswagen! : the Herut Movement and the question of Israel-Germany relations 1951 - 1965

27. Talking after Auschwitz? : the public-political struggle in Israel over the negotiation of a reparations agreement with West Germany, 1951-1952

28. The prisoner (1952) and the perpetrator in early post-war British television

29. The image of Auschwitz in polish history textbooks (1956-1999)

30. In pursuit of justice : debating the statue of limitations for Nazi war crimes in Britain and West Germany during the 1960s

31. "A modern chamber of horrors"? : temporary Holocaust exhibitions as sites of memory : the 1961 Warsaw Ghetto commemoration exhibition, Melbourne

32. Confession that isn't : the fear claims of Dr. Franz Lucas between accusation and acquittal in the Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial (1963-65)

33. The development of Holocaust consciousness in contemporary Britain, 1979 - 2001

34. Controversies surrounding the excavation at Börneplatz, Frankfurt am Main, 1987

35. The uses and the abuses of education about the Holocaust in Poland after 1989

36. From Auschwitz to Jedwabne : Holocaust memory in post-1989 polish fiction

37. Portrayals of the Holocaust in English history textbooks, 1991-2016 : continuities, challanges and concerns

38. Angel Sanz Briz and Giorgio Perlasca : competing narratives of heroism in rescuing Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust in the films The Angel of Budapest (2011) and Perlasca: The C...

39. The Holocaust trope : traumatic memory and melodrama in Isabel Coixet's La vida secreta de las palabras (The Secret Life of Words, 2005)

40. The quest for Holocaust memory in Polish films : 2012-2016

41. Benjamin Murmelstein, a man from the "Town 'as if'" : a discussion of Claude Lanzmann's film The Last of the Unjust (France/Austria, 2013)

42. (Re-)visualizing the "heart of hell"? : representations of the Auschwitz Sonderkommando in the art of David Olere and Son of Saul (Laszlo Nemes, 2015)

43. The era of the expert : dementia, remembrance, and jurisprudence in Atom Egoyan's Remember (2015)

44. The Holocaust in the national curriculum after 25 years

45. Holocaust education 25 years on : challanges, issues, opportunities

46. "Have you been offended?" : Holocaust memory in the Channel Islands at HMD 70

47. Arts of witness or Awkward objects? : vernacular art as a source base of 'bystander' Holocaust memory in Poland

48. Teachers' pedagogical perspectives of the Holocaust in a conflict-affected society : the appropriation of Holocaust education in Greek-Cypriot secondary schools

49. Philippe Claudel's Brodeck as a parody of the fable or the Holocaust universalized

50. "Here there is no why" - so why do we come here? Is a pedagogy of atrocity possible?

51. "The boy in the striped pyjamas" : a blessing of curse for Holocaust education?

52. Was Jewish "Holocaust Theology" ever really about the Holocaust? : assessing the roots and implications of a recurring critique

53. "Objective, not neutral" : Joseph Wulf, a documentary historian

54. Revisiting Amos Funkenstein's critique of Holocaust theology : a theological response

55. Gendered viewing strategies : a critique of Holocaust-related films that eroticize, monterize and fetishize the female body

56. Dr Meir (Mark) Dworzecki : the historical mission of a survivor historian

57. Was the antisemitic progpaganda a catalyst for tensions in the Slovak-Jewish relations?

58. A reconsideration of the revolt at Sobibór

59. Imagination, performance and affect : a critical pedagogy of the Holocaust?

60. Lamentations of a shopkeeper for his sluttish daughter? : Tadeusz Borowski and His "Holocaust Socialist Realism"

61. A critical assessment of a landmark study

62. Ambivalent engagement : relational connection and depthful dwellign in a site of conscience

63. Severing a historical bond : the implications of divorcing human rights from Holocaust education

64. Helping, denouncing, and profiteering : a process-oriented approach to Jewish-Gentile relations in occupied Poland from a micro-historical perspective

65. Eulogy of a different kind : Letters to Henio and the unsettled memory of the Holocaust in contemporary Poland

66. "The holocaust is a place where..." : the position of Auschwitz and the camp system in english secondary school students' understanding of the holocaust

67. Whose trauma is it? : a trauma-rhetorical reading of The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak

68. Instagram and Auschwitz : a critical assessment of the impact social media has on Holocaust representation

69. A hide-out in demo version: the Keret House in Warsaw as re-enactment of Jewish hiding

70. A roundtable discussion an Melissa Raphael`s The female face of God in Auschwitz : introduction

71. "A new collection of holy scriptures?" : assesing three ascriptions of the sacred to holocaust testimony within jewish theology

72. Downfall : the Nazi genocide as a natural disaster

73. Holocaust denial in New Zealand : a study of three recent cases at New Zealand Universities

74. Fascism and the Jews : from the internationalisation of fascism to a "Fascist Antisemitism"

75. Collaborative interpretation of survivors' accounts : a radical challenge to conventional practice

76. Power and presence in care : a christian feminist theological response to Melissa Raphael

77. Mise-en-scène, aesthetics and the Shoah : the ambiguous portrayal of a female perpetrator in The Reader

78. Seeking the female face of God : a feminist liturical reading

79. A few words to explain the origin of my drawings

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

81. A distant shore : the Holocaust and us

82. A brief history of Bergen-Belsen

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

84. Belsen and a british broadcasting icon

85. The Forest as a liminal space : a transformation of culture and norms during the Holocaust

86. "Ordinary communicators" : a demonstration proposal for synthesising the Browning and Goldhagen theses

87. An Early Holocaust Novel: Patrick White's "Riders in the Chariot", a Critique

88. A survivor's memories of liberation

89. Abandoned, confiscated, and stolen property : Jewish-Gentile relations in Hungary as reflected in restitution letters

90. "Vomiting with indigation" : memory and abjection in Bernhard Schlink's The Reader

91. "The Holocaust" - do we agree what we are talking about?

92. What can onto-epistemology reveal about Holocaust education? : the case of audio-headsets at Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum

93. The underbelly of Canadian multiculturalism : Holocaust obfuscation and envy in the debate about the Canadian Museum of Human Rights

94. Why teach or learn about the Holocaust? : teaching aims and student knowledge in English secondary schools

95. Britain's promise to forget : some historiographical reflections on what do students know and understand about the Holocaust?

96. Learning and teaching about the Shoah : retrospect and prospect

97. "And it was something we didn't talk about": rape of Jewish women during the Holocaust

98. The "defamiliarising" aspect of art about the Holocaust : new curatorial strategies of display

99. What wireless listeners learned: some lesser-known BBC broadcasts about Belsen

100. Remembering Jews in Poland : the encounter between Warsaw's POLIN Museum and rural memories of Jewish absence - divergent aims and needs

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