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Understanding @eva.stories: Holocaust Memory in the Instagram Era

Jewish Film & New Media, 2020
:The Instagram account eva.stories went online on May 1, 2019, during the official Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day. It attracted millions of people to watch a digital adaptation of Eva Heyman's diary, written by a thirteen-year-old Jewish ...
Noam Tirosh
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Arts of witness or Awkward objects? Vernacular art as a source base for ‘bystander’ Holocaust memory in Poland

Holocaust Studies, 2019
Based on preliminary research, we ask what insights can be gleaned about Polish Holocaust memory and testimony by examining the prolific art made by Polish ‘folk’ artists, via a range of disciplinary approaches.
Erica T. Lehrer, R. Sendyka
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Holocaust remembrance in the digital age: The transformative influence of technology, digital archives, and connective memory

Memory Studies
The digital age has profoundly transformed Holocaust remembrance through the influence of digital archives, connectivity, and emerging technologies.
Oshri Bar-Gil
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The quest for Holocaust memory in Polish films, 2012–2016

Holocaust Studies, 2019
Fantasies of Jews returning to Poland after the Holocaust have become a staple of post-Communist Polish cultural expression. Recent Polish films, Aftermath (2012), Ida (2013), and Demon (2015) represent Polish Holocaust memory through Expressionist ...
Phyllis Lassner
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[Holocaust Doctors Survivors and Holocaust's memory].

Harefuah, 2020
The Eichmann Trial constituted a turning point in the collective consciousness of Israeli society and its treatment of the Holocaust and of Holocaust survivors. From an anonymous, unfathomable and incomprehensible on a personal level topic, it was personalized into the testimonies and personal stories of survivors who only then been understood and ...
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Holocaust and memory

Ethnopolitics, 2005
Holocaust and Memory: The Experience of the Holocaust and its Consequences—An Investigation Based on Personal Narratives B. Engelking (ed. G. S. Paulsson, trans. E.
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Holocaust Museums and Memorials

2021
Holocaust memorials can be categorized according to the evolution of the genre. The first type of memorials are the historical sites of discrimination and destruction themselves, such as concentration and extermination camps, transit camps, ghettos, forced labor camps, and sites of mass executions, as well as sites where hiding, rescue, and other life ...
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Germany’s Holocaust Memorial Problem—and Mine

The Public Historian, 2002
Once not so long ago Germany had what it called a "Jewish Problem". Then it had a paralyzing Holocaust memorial problem, a double-edged conundrum: How would a nation of former perpetrators mourn its victims? How would a divided nation reunite itself on the bedrock memory of its crimes?
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The Holocaust: Private Memories, Public Memory

Jewish Social Studies: History, Culture, and Society, 1998
Over the past 15 years it has been the penchant among historians – myself among them – to present the first couple of decades following World War II as a period during which the Holocaust was suppressed in Israeli national consciousness. It has been claimed that, throughout this period, the Holocaust played no more than a marginal role in shaping the ...
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Memorial and holocaust sculptures

2022
This thesis was scanned from the print manuscript for digital preservation and is copyright the author. Researchers can access this thesis by asking their local university, institution or public library to make a request on their behalf. Monash staff and postgraduate students can use the link in the References field.
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