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new directions in Holocaust research and education
Lessons and Legacies Conference on the Holocaust 2012 Evanston, Ill.
Introduction Wendy Lower and Lauren Faulkner Rossi
Opportunistic killings and plunder of Jews by their neighbors-a norm or an exception in German-occupied Europe? Jan T. Gross
The obscenity of objectivity: post-Holocaust antisemitism and the invention of post-traumatic stress disorder Dagmar Herzog
I. New cultural approaches to the Holocaust ; Rumors in the ghettos: a case study of cultural history Amos Goldberg
I am (not) to blame: intent and agency in personal accounts of the Holocaust Doris L. Bergen
"To encompass the unseeable": foreign film, taste culture, and the American encounter with the postwar Holocaust film Steven Alan Carr
A world without Jews: Nazi imagination from persecution to genocide Alon Confino
II. Contemporary controversies and their historical origins ; Former Ukrainian policemen in the Ukrainian national insurgency: continuing the Holocaust outside German service John-Paul Himka
The SNCF affair: Cheminots in the divided memories of Vichy France Ludivine Broch
Keep your distance: "ethical duplicity" and the Holocaust Mark Joel Webber
III. Recovery and loss ; Khurbn Yiddish: an absent absence Perla Sneh
The first returnees: Holocaust survivors in Vienna in the immediate postwar period Elizabeth Anthony
The dispersal and oblivion of the ashes and bones of Babi Yar / Karel C. Berkhoff ; IV. The Holocaust and social history: gender and the family ; Jewish girls in Catholic schools in Nazi Germany, 1933-1938 Martina Cucchiara
Daily survival: social history of Jews in family bunkers in eastern Galicia Natalia Aleksiun
Secretaries, secrets, and genocide: evidence from the postwar investigations of the female secretaries of the RSHA Rachel Century
V. Reconsidering perpetrators ; Hitler's Ostkrieg and the Indian wars: comparing military strategies of conquest and annihilation Edward B. Westermann
Intrigues and conflicts of interest as to the exploitation of Jewish labor in Radom, 1942-1943 Idit Gil
Not "how was it possible," but "who made it possible": the topic of perpetrators in Holocaust education in Austria Lukas Meissel.
edited and with an introduction by Wendy Lower and Lauren Faulkner Rossi
"This volume presents selected scholarly papers from the twelfth Lessons and Legacies Conference on the Holocaust, held at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, in November 2012."--Foreword