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Living with the Holocaust: The Journey of a Child of Holocaust Survivors [PDF]
Journal of Palestine Studies, 2002 (2002). Living with the Holocaust: The Journey of a Child of Holocaust Survivors. Journal of Palestine Studies: Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 5-12.
Sara Roy
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Conversations with Holocaust Survivor Residents
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 2011Traumatic events in one’s younger years can have an impact on how an individual copes with later life. One traumatic experience for Jewish individuals was the Holocaust. Some of these people are moving into long-term care facilities. It was within this context that the research question emerged: What are Holocaust survivor residents’ perceptions of a ...
Sandra P. Hirst +2 more
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SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND THEIR CHILDREN [PDF]
Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, 2010 Despite the importance given in their narratives to the birth of their children and grandchildren, in most of the interviews I conducted with Holocaust survivors they do not discuss their children or family life in detail. Rather, for many of them, discussion is generally connected to how or what they have explained to their children about their ...
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Women's History Review, 2016
This viewpoint, written by a grandmother in her nineties, tells the story of her survival from the Holocaust of the Second World War and how she eventually fulfilled the promise, made to a dying girl in Auschwitz, to speak about the horrors of the death camps.
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This viewpoint, written by a grandmother in her nineties, tells the story of her survival from the Holocaust of the Second World War and how she eventually fulfilled the promise, made to a dying girl in Auschwitz, to speak about the horrors of the death camps.
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Attitudes of therapists toward Holocaust survivors [PDF]
Journal of Traumatic Stress, 1995 AbstractThis study examined current feelings and attitudes toward Holocaust survivors in a sample of 205 Israeli mental health professionals. Subjects were asked to read two vignettes each describing an aged trauma victim who has recently applied for treatment. The first vignette presented a Holocaust survivor and the second a war veteran.
Irit Ofri +3 more
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Dissociation in aging Holocaust survivors
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1996This study explored relationships among dissociation, trauma, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in elderly Holocaust survivors with and without PTSD and in a demographically comparable group of nontraumatized subjects.Holocaust survivors with PTSD (N = 35) and without PTSD (N = 25) who had been recruited from the community and a comparison group
Karen Binder-Brynes +6 more
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Play and Playfulness in Holocaust Survivors
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 1987(1987). Play and Playfulness in Holocaust Survivors. The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child: Vol. 42, No. 1, pp. 45-58.
Dori Laub, Nanette C. Auerhahn
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Ageing Holocaust survivors in Australia
Medical Journal of Australia, 2011In recent years, a phenomenon of "late effects of the Holocaust" has emerged, with impacts on the psychological and physical health of ageing Holocaust survivors. As Holocaust survivors age, they may experience heightened anxiety around normal processes of ageing, worsened post-traumatic stress disorder with cognitive decline, and fear of the medical ...
Benny Katz, E. Paratz
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Reflections of a Holocaust survivor
Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 2018Note from the EditorThis piece was written by Lydia Tischler at the invitation of the editors to reflect on her experience of the Holocaust and how that influenced her subsequent choice to train as...
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Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust
1981Homo homini lupus... man is wolf to man. The bloody chronicles of recorded history have, time and again, demonstrated the truth of this bitter adage but never more clearly than in the treatment of the Jews of Europe in the unrelenting grasp of the German Nazis of the Hitlerian Reich.
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