Titlebook: How the Holocaust Looks Now; International Perspe Martin L. Davies,Claus-Christian W. Szejnmann Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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The Undivided Sky — The Auschwitz Trial on East and West German Radio had been to deal effectively with Nazi perpetrators on a scale which was unprecedented. But the historical significance of the trial was far from evident at the time when looking at the waning public interest and the Cold War rhetoric. This paper will argue, however, that it was the reporting on ra

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The Holocaust as a History-Cultural Phenomenonmportant because the Holocaust is a boundary-setting event in European and the rest of the world’s twentieth-century history. Whilst the Holocaust for some people represents a deviation from Western civilisation, it is for others the core of that same civilisation. One person analyses it as the culm

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The Holocaust in Ukrainian Historical Cultureast. For nearly fifty years the bi-polar world had consistently located absolute evil in the contemporary, existing on the other side of the Iron Curtain. After the fall of the communist bloc in Eastern Europe the Holocaust became an informative concept with which the absolute evil of the past was t

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A Tale of a Former Shtetl. The Memory of Jews and the Holocaust in Polandring the war.. Auschwitz became a symbol of Polish martyrdom and until recently the majority of Poles believed that Auschwitz was first and foremost a place where Poles had been killed. Yet another researcher, Jan Gross, even claimed that the victims of the Holocaust had never been mourned in Poland

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Heroic Images. Raoul Wallenberg as a History-Cultural Symbolo save tens of thousands of Jews from an almost certain death in the Nazi death camps are no doubt of the greatest importance for his post-war status as a hero and role model. Another crucial aspect is that he was taken into Soviet custody in January 1945. Despite recurrent efforts during a period o

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Holocaust Survivors and Early Israeli Holocaust Research and Commemoration: A Reappraisallowing the Eichmann trial in 1961 or later in the 1970s. This silence is attributed to the deep trauma of their experiences and even to the indifferent reception of absorbing communities. Israeli society and its leaders are notoriously singled out for such treatment of survivors, for, on the one han

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“Auschwitz in the Museum?”: Holocaust Memory Between History and Moralismonflicts. Historical museums do not just reflect the findings of academic historians, but are always also responses to contemporary social needs. Each generation, each society, each nation influences the content and the form of historical presentation, or rather the way in which history is .. This c