Holocaust Memory in a Globalizing World

Jacob S. Eder; Philipp Gassert; Alan E. Steinweis

doi:10.5771/9783835340114

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Copyright year: 2017
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8353-1915-8
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8353-4011-4
Publisher: Wallstein, Göttingen
Language: German
Pages: 278
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 6
Holocaust Memory in a Globalizing World. Introduction No access Pages 7 - 30 Jacob S. Eder
Holocaust Memory and the Experiences of Migrants. Germany and Western Europe after 1945 No access Pages 31 - 44 Arnd Bauerkämper
Holocaust Perceptions of Immigrants in Austria. The Hidden European Dimension of Holocaust Memory No access Pages 45 - 60 Oliver Rathkolb
Between National and Global Memory. Commemoration of the Second World War in the Netherlands No access Pages 61 - 76 Annemarike Stremmelaar
The Murder of Stephen Lawrence. Racism, the Post-Colonial, and the Holocaust in Britain No access Pages 77 - 94 Tony Kushner
The French Humorist Dieudonné. Between Anti-Racism, Antisemitism, and Holocaust Denial No access Pages 95 - 110 Fabien Jobard
Israeli Ultra-Orthodoxy and the Holocaust. Global, Local, and Domestic Dimensions of Memory No access Pages 111 - 124 Michal Shaul
Our Holocaust. Reclaiming Shoah Memory in the Works of Second-Generation Mizrahi Authors in Israel No access Pages 125 - 139 Batya Shimony
Holocaust Memory among Palestinian Arab Citizens in Israel. Personal Sympathy and National Antagonism No access Pages 140 - 152 Sarah Ozacky-Lazar
The Logic of Antisemitism. A Moroccan Immigrant Narrative about Jews in Sweden No access Pages 153 - 170 Aomar Boum
Contested Visions. African American Memories of the Holocaust No access Pages 171 - 186 Clarence Taylor
Anti-Jewish Genocide. Jewish Discourses about the Crimes of the Argentinian Military Junta No access Pages 187 - 198 Daniel Stahl
Remembering the Racial State. Holocaust Memory in Post-Apartheid South Africa No access Pages 199 - 214 Shirli Gilbert
Memory of the Holocaust in India. A Case Study for Holocaust Education No access Pages 215 - 227 Yulia Egorova
Holocaust and Jewish Studies in Modern China. Functions of a Political Agenda No access Pages 228 - 244 Jonathan Goldstein
Acknowledgements No access Pages 245 - 246
Abbreviations No access Pages 247 - 247
Bibliography No access Pages 248 - 270
Notes on Contributors No access Pages 271 - 274
Index No access Pages 275 - 278