Perspectives on the Holocaust (Holocaust Studies Series)
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Ordinary Germans in Extraordinary Times. The Phenomenon of Anne Frank. The Romanian Orthodox Church and the Holocaust. The Secret Diary of Arnold Douwes. The Shoah in Ukraine. The Subject of Holocaust Fiction.
- Elogio di Montesquieu: a cura di Domenico Felice e Piero Venturelli (Script) (Italian Edition)?
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Thinking about the Holocaust. To the Gates of Jerusalem. Trauma in First Person. The Unknown Black Book. Who Will Write Our History?
Documenting Life and Destruction: Holocaust Sources in Context
Witness to the Storm. Witnessing the Robbing of the Jews. Privacy Notice Accessibility Help. In any case, he anticipates and addresses these attitudes as well as other stereotypical responses which often accompany an examination of the Holocaust and its significance for those outside of the Jewish community. Rather than a corrective to the interpretation of any specific historical Holocaust events, his examination is an analysis of the nature of Holocaust studies and its import for another historically marginalized group, African-Americans.
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In it he attempts to interpret the significance of the Holocaust for a group of people who have experienced incomparable, but equally devastating experiences of suffering in the United States. The framework by which Locke chooses to communicate his message suggests that his audience is much broader than he originally proffers.
The book is categorized by a series of common problems related to the issue of Holocaust studies which he then connects to similar historical scenarios of African-Americans. By educating his intended reader about the central questions related to Holocaust studies, he simultaneously strikes a chord which resonates with the African-American experience.
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While Locke says that his intended audience is not a scholarly one, and he is careful to explain unique aspects of the Jewish experience, it is also clear that his audience will probably possess above average political acumen and educational advancement. In fact, it is clear that he has a secondary motivation for his writing.
The International Tracing Service ITS in Bad Arolsen, Germany, is home to tens of millions of documents containing information on over 17 million people who were subject to incarceration, forced labor, displacement, or death as a consequence of World War II. This volume offers a point of entry into this complex and often misunderstood collection with great potential to advance scholarship and education on the Holocaust and its aftermath.
It is well-written and full of engaging biographies that detail the wide range of experiences of victims, perpetrators, and the many bystanders.
This remarkable book convincingly charts new paths for learning about the Holocaust. ISBN Information about purchasing this volume. In the second half of the territory administered by Rosenberg became the region where the mass murder of Jewish men, women, and children first became a systematic pattern. Though fitted out with corresponding titles, he bacame neither, but instead one of the most massive plunderers of all time.
Admirably, the book is being digitally prepared for online access. A valuable resource that belongs in every collection on the Third Reich and the Holocaust.
A new perspective on Holocaust history
Supplemented by maps, photographs, and a chronology, this book will be an essential reference and research tool. Anyone who needs a nuanced understanding of the first phase of the Holocaust and Operation Barbarossa should first study Operation Tannenberg, which is fully explored for the first time in this fine work.
Is Holocaust education necessary? The Catholic Church and the Holocaust, The seminar aroused great attention and promoted education about, remembrance of and research on the Holocaust. Jewish Space in Contemporary Poland. In the early s, after the Communists assumed power in China, the issue of the Holocaust was barely raised. Without cookies your experience may not be seamless.
Features sources on the causes, stages, and consequences of the destruction of the largest Jewish community left intact in German-dominated Europe in The volume shows how after the German occupation of Hungary the complete disenfranchisement, plunder, ghettoization, and deportation of the Jews was implemented at an almost unprecedented speed. It demonstrates clearly the crucial role that Hungarian authorities played at all stages; the material on plunder and the confiscation of Jewish property is expecially significant. An essential resource for scholars, teachers, and students of the Holocaust and of Hungarian history.
Children During the Holocaust.