Should Homeless Youth Participate in Research? by Charlene Sathi

“…The Tuskegee Syphilis experiment and research performed by Nazis in Concentration Camps are two notable examples of research attempts gone bad. …”
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Il razzismo del lager nazista: il confine fra realtà e finzione nel <i>Dio Kurt</i> di Moravia by Lucia Dell'Aia

“…This paper aims to explore the question of racism in the Nazi concentration camp as it emerges in Moravia’s 1968 play Dio Kurt. …”
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Race relations : (Prentice-Hall sociology series) / by Kitano, Harry H. L. 1926-2002 author 251849

“…Kitano uses his own experiences as a Japanese American—including growing up in a World War II concentration camp—as one motivation behind this book. He views race relations from an Asian-American perspective so that many of the models and explanations are drawn from his own experiences…”

THE DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL / by Frank, Anne, 1929-1945, author 457704

“…While Anne Frank, her mother and her sister eventually perished in captivity - in a concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen - her beloved father Otto Frank survived the Holocaust. …”

Futuros y fuentes: las listas de indígenas presos en el campo de concentración de Valcheta, Río Negro (1887) by Pilar Pérez

“…This paper aims to be a presentation to a source that mobilizes new questions to researchers that deal with the Conquest of the Desert and the consolidation of the Argentinean state: the lists of indigenous prisoners in the concentration camp of Valcheta (1887). Firstly, we wonder about the relationship created by the “future” as a constitutive part of historical narratives. …”
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Faraj The second eyewitness of the ANFAL : Genocide committed- against the Kurdish nation by Saddam's regime / by Qurbanee, Arif Kareeme author 651926, Uzeri, Abdulkarim, translator 651932

“…Tens of thousands of noncombatant civilians including men, women and children, were collected at gunpoint from different places of Kurdistan, the Kirkuk area in particular and were taken to the Topzawa concentration camp west of Kirkuk city. Thereafter, men aged between 15 and 70 were put into sealed transporters and taken to the firing squad fields of Ar-Ar desert west of Baghdad.…”

WAHID : An Eyewitness of Anfal Genocidal Crimes / by Qurbanee, Arif Kareeme author 651926, Uzeri, Abdulkarim, translator 651932

“…Our friend Wahid Muhammad was taken from his remote village in the south of Chamchamal city to a concentration camp called Topzawa not very far from the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, he saw tens of thousands of Kurdish children, women and men gathered at gun point in that horrible camp. …”

Scraps, notes, trifles, relics. About Buchenwald’ poetry by Zygmunt Lubicz-Zaleski by Magdalena Izabella Sacha

“…Lubicz-Zaleski’s concentration camp poetry is presented within the context of looking at the nuances that the Polish and German prisoners’ of war collection of poetry shared about their ordeal while in Buchenwald. …”
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Wolf Girls and Mechanical Boys: Whiteness and Assimilation in Bruno Bettelheim’s Narratives of Autism by Elizabeth Cady Maher

“…In March of 1959, public intellectual, principal of the Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School at the University of Chicago, and Jewish concentration camp survivor, Bruno Bettelheim published two articles that presented seemingly disparate narratives of autism. …”
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Internal Borders in M. Hemlin’s Novel “Extreme”

“…This article analyzes the synthetic function of the borders in the novel Marguerite Hamlin “Deadline” (2010) relating to the modification of the genre “novel concentration camp” and combining documentary and artistic beginning. …”
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Real and Imagined Places in the Diary of Gabriella Trebits by Heléna Huhák, András Szécsényi

“…Gabriella Trebits was a prisoner of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp between November 1944 and April 1945. …”
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30 Jahre Ringen um eine Gedenkstätte in Sachsenburg – Akteure, Debatten und Erreichtes by Anna Schüller

“…In the town of Sachsenburg there was located a concentration camp from 1933 to 1937. A memorial site is to be established there soon. …”
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“The Form World of Our Time”: Eero Saarinen’s Corporate Camp/us by Brynnar Swenson

“…In this essay I will begin with a brief comparison of two very different architectural enclosures—the suburban corporate campus and the concentration camp—in order to argue that each of these radically distinct modes for organizing human beings reveals a specific form of biopower at work in the mid-twentieth century.…”
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Des camps de réfugiés espagnols de la guerre civile dans l’Hérault by Vincent Parello

“…There were four types of camp in Hérault : the «concentration camp» at Agde, the «holding camps» at Sète, Lodève, Clermont-l’Hérault and Ceilhes-et-Rocozels, the «sorting camp» at Villodève in Montpellier, and the «specialised camps» at Béziers, Pézenas and Saint-Bauzille-de-Putois.…”
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From art after Auschwitz towards a sociology of disrespect of Buchenwald by Francesc Hernàndez i Dobón, Benno Herzog

“…This procedure is related to the artistic production around the concentration camp of Buchenwald.…”
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The mass graves of Hohne and the French attempt (and failure) at exhumation (1958–1969) by Jean-Marc Dreyfus

“…The Bergen Belsen Nazi concentration camp has been widely described and studied, especially as the images taken by British troops at the moment of the camp's liberation shaped the very representation of Nazi crimes and the Holocaust. …”
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Exhibiting Jasenovac: Controversies, manipulations and politics of memory by Andriana Bencic Kuznar, Vjeran Pavlakovic

“…The Jasenovac Concentration Camp prevails as one of the most potent symbols that continues to fuel ideological and ethno-national divisions in Croatia and neighboring Yugoslav successor states. …”
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If Archaeology is Not Just About the Past. The Landscape of the KL Plaszow Memorial by Kamil Karski, Dawid Kobiałka

“… In the years 2016–2019, interdisciplinary research was carried out related to the German Nazi concentration camp KL Plaszow. Its key component was non-invasive and invasive archaeological works. …”
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Viktor Emil Frankl by Prathyusha Manchala

“…After the camps were liberated, in 1946, he published his world famous book – ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’ outlining his experiences in the concentration camp as well as the basic tenets and techniques of logotherapy. …”
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Na dovolenou s čekatelným? Profesoři a další vědecko-pedagogičtí pracovníci Univerzity Karlovy po uzavření českých vysokých škol v listopadu 1939 by Antonín Kostlán, Michal V. Šimůnek

“…While the students were declared enemies of the Nazi régime en bloc, being treated as such (internment in the concentration camp Sachsenhausen, liquidation of students’ associations with embezzlement of their property etc.), the fate of the others was dissimilar to some extent. …”
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