Photographing the Holocaust: interpretations of the evidence

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Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Photographic and Visual Arts Photography and Visual Culture

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Author's Note Introduction: A Photograph from the Archives 1. Photography and National Socialism 2. Photographs as Evidence 3. Armed with a Camera 4. Cameras in the Ghetto 5. Cameras in the Camps 6. Liberations 7. Constructing the Post-war Memory: 'Don't Mention the Jews' 8. Commercializing the Holocaust: 'There's no Business Like Shoah Business' 9. Interpretations of the Evidence 10. Dying for Eternity Notes Bibliography Index

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