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From Centre to Periphery and Beyond: The History and Memory of National Socialist Camps and Killing Sites
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Copyright year
2024
ISBN-Print
978-3-86331-708-9
ISBN-Online
978-3-7489-4696-0
Publisher
Metropol Verlag, Berlin
Language
English
Pages
288
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Edited Book
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 6
Foreword No access Pages 7 - 8 Helga Embacher
From Centre to Periphery and Beyond: An Introduction No access Pages 9 - 29 Jonathan Zisook, Florian Zabransky, Laura Stöbener, Maximilian Schulz, Christian Schmittwilken, Robert Obermair, Ulrike Löffler, Agathi Bazani
Centre and Periphery: The Case of Mauthausen No access Pages 30 - 48 Bertrand Perz
SS Photographs from Concentration Camps Analysed via Spatial Categories No access Pages 51 - 76 Lukas Meissel
“When Night Falls”: The Photographic and Cinematographic Evidence of the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen as an Iconic Template for the Holocaust No access Pages 77 - 101 Sandra Franz
“In the Name of the German Nation”: German Courts, Special Courts and German Jurists in the General Government No access Pages 102 - 130 Judith Vöcker
1941: Data Dissemination and the Deportation of Germany’s Jews No access Pages 133 - 156 Stefan Boberg
Citizenship, the Holocaust and the Persecution of Jews with Foreign Nationalities: The Case of Italian Jew Jenni Cozzi in the Riga Ghetto No access Pages 157 - 181 Niels Pohl
The Making of Killers: Violence and Identity among the Perpetrators of the Jasenovac Concentration Camp Complex No access Pages 182 - 206 Emil Kjerte
Talking about Perpetrators: A Comparative Study of Guided Tours at the Memorials of Dachau, Mauthausen and Ravensbrück No access Pages 209 - 238 Marlene Wöckinger
Memorial Sites at Former Concentration Camps in Germany in the Context of Globalisation: An Empirical Study of Current Educational Programmes No access Pages 239 - 256 Jessica Burmester-Kock
“A Landscaped American State Park”: The Dachau Crematory Area as a Garden of Memory No access Pages 257 - 283 Nina Rabuza
Acknowledgements No access Pages 284 - 284
Biographies No access Pages 285 - 288
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