Memoirs in Miniature: CM/1 Forms and Fragmentary Understandings of the Holocaust

This article examines the Care and Maintenance (CM/1) form of Paula Bettauer for what it reveals about her memories of surviving the Holocaust and her husband’s murder in Auschwitz. The record includes a personal narrative, chronologies of her employment status and vital documents, as well as other...

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Main Author: Nathaniel Parker Weston
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2021-01-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0787/10/1/22
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Memoirs in Miniature: CM/1 Forms and Fragmentary Understandings of the Holocaust
Humanities
Nazi Vienna
antisemitism
Holocaust
<i>U Boot</i>
survivor memoirs
Care and Maintenance (CM/1) forms
title Memoirs in Miniature: CM/1 Forms and Fragmentary Understandings of the Holocaust
title_full Memoirs in Miniature: CM/1 Forms and Fragmentary Understandings of the Holocaust
title_fullStr Memoirs in Miniature: CM/1 Forms and Fragmentary Understandings of the Holocaust
title_full_unstemmed Memoirs in Miniature: CM/1 Forms and Fragmentary Understandings of the Holocaust
title_short Memoirs in Miniature: CM/1 Forms and Fragmentary Understandings of the Holocaust
title_sort memoirs in miniature cm 1 forms and fragmentary understandings of the holocaust
topic Nazi Vienna
antisemitism
Holocaust
<i>U Boot</i>
survivor memoirs
Care and Maintenance (CM/1) forms
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