The Holocaust as active memory : the past in the present / edited by Marie Louise Seeberg, Irene Levin and Claudia Lenz.

• Introduction: the Holocaust as active memory / Marie Louise Seeberg, Irene Levin and Claudia Lenz -- 1. Linking religion and family: memories of children hidden in Belgian convents during the Holocaust / Suzanne Vromen -- 2. Collective trajectory and generational work in families of Jewish displaced persons: epistemological processes in the research situation / Lena Inowlocki -- 3. In a double voice: representations of the Holocaust in Polish literature, 1980-2011 / Dorota Glowacka -- 4. Winners once a year?: how Russian-speaking Jews in Germany make sense of World War II and the Holocaust as part of transnational biographic experience / Julia Bernstein -- 5. Women's peace activism and the Holocaust: reversing the hegemonic Holocaust discourse in Israel / Tova Benski and Ruth Katz -- 6. 'The history, the papers, let me see it!' compensation processes: the second generation between archive truth and family speculations / Nicole L. Immler -- 7. From rescue to escape in 1943: on a path to de-victimizing the Danish Jews / Sofie Lene Bak -- 8. Finland, the vernichtungskrieg and the Holocaust / Oula Silvennoinen -- 9. Swedish rescue operations during the Second World War: accomplishments and aftermath / Ulf Zaner -- 10. The social phenomenon of silence / Irene Levin.

Ämnesord

Förintelsens överlevande  (sao)

Historiografi  (sao)

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)  -- Historiography. (LCSH)

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)  -- Psychological aspects. (LCSH)

Holocaust survivors  -- Psychology. (LCSH)

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)  -- Personal narratives. (LCSH)

Förintelsen  -- psykologiska aspekter (sao)

Holocaust survivors  (LCSH)

Historiography  (LCSH)

Klassifikation

D (LCC)

940.5318 (DDC)

Koafh-a.54 (kssb/8 (machine generated))