The RavineA Family, a Photograph, a Holocaust Massacre Revealed by Elissa Bemporad

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Holocaust, historiografia i identitat nacional a Alemanya (1945-1990) by Miquel de Toro

“…Des de 1945, la memòria de l’Holocaust ha marcat pràcticament tots els aspectes de la societat alemanya, incloent també els historiadors, que han vist com la seva producció científica ha estat marcada per aquests esdeveniments i per la manera en què els han tractat. …”
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Holocaust Denial as Memory Criminal Law Seen Through the Nordic Lenses by Kimmo Nuotio

“…The matters, such as the Holocaust, that have merited the attention of legislatures are, however, exceptional. …”
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On the Journey Through Ukraine: Representations of the Holocaust in Friedrich Gorenstein’s Traveling Companions by Ronell Anna P.

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Holocaust Journalism in 1950s Toronto: The Toronto Star, The Globe and Mail, and The Vochenblatt by Joseph Kary

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Children of Holocaust Survivors: The Experience of Engaging with a Traumatic Family History by Irene Esther Krauskopf, Glen William Bates, Roger Cook

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LITERATURE AND CINEMA: REPRESENTATIONS OF HOLOCAUST TRAUMA IN THE PAWNBROKER, BY EDWARD LEWIS WALLANT by Vanderléia de Andrade Haiski

“…ABSTRACT: This study aims to investigate how the event of the Holocaust is represented in literature and film. So, we chose the literary work The Pawnbroker (1961), written by Edward Lewis Wallant and the homonym film version, directed by Sidney Lumet in 1964, to exemplify those representations. …”
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The Ghetto Model as an Alternative Form of Presenting Holocaust Archives. Chance or Threat? by Zofia Trębacz

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The Jew Uncut: Circumcising Holocaust Representation in <i>Europa Europa</i> by Jeffrey E. Wolfson

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The experiences of Kindertransportees and their parents: evidence from the archives of The Wiener Holocaust Library by Annabel Cohen, Barbara Warnock

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Holocaust and World War Two Linked Open Data Developments in the Netherlands by Annelies van Nispen, Lizzy Jongma

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From Silence to Historical Consciousness: The Holocaust and WWII in Finnish History Politics by Antero Holmila, Jouni Tilli

“… ABSTRACT: Despite the fact that there are similar trajectories and turning points between Finland’s and other European countries’ responses to the Holocaust, it is still the case that trends in Holocaust studies and key debates within the field have had less impact on Finnish understanding of the Holocaust than one might suspect. …”
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Memory in Discourse: Approaching Conflicting Constellations of Holocaust and Postcolonial Memory in Germany by Liane Schäfer

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The Language of Cruelty of the Holocaust on the Example of “The Ringelblum Archive. Annihilation – Day by Day” by Izabela Olszewska

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Wellbeing and national identity in three generations of Czech and Slovak Holocaust survivors by Marek Preiss, Marek Preiss, Marek Preiss, Monika Fňašková, Markéta Nečasová, Radek Heissler, Petr Bob, Alice Prokopová, Dita Šamánková, Edel Sanders, Ivan Rektor

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Three Dimensions of Archive Footage. Researching Archive Films from the Holocaust by Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann

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“They Forgot Their Role”: Women Perpetrators of the Holocaust and the Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda by Sara Elise Brown

Subjects: “…holocaust, rwanda, genocide, gender, perpetrators, comparative…”
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Father and God (the Father) in Wiesel’s <i>Night</i> as Response to the Holocaust by Shannon Quigley

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The Convergence of Historical Facts and Literary Fiction: Jorge SEMPRÚN's Autofiction on the Holocaust by Rosa-Àuria Munté Ramos

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Theatrical Performance of Eastern European Holocaust Figures: Wiener, Korczak, Sylvanus by Karen Berman

“…This paper addresses three important, but lesser known, figures of the Holocaust through performance. They will be analyzed in their theatrical representations through the eyes of a theatre director. …”
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