The generation of postmemory: writing and visual culture after the Holocaust

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Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies Memory, Trauma, and Testimony

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IntroductionI. Familial Postmemories and Beyond1. The Generation of Postmemory2. What's Wrong With This Picture? with Leo Spitzer3. Marked by MemoryII. Affiliation4. Surviving Images5. Nazi Photographs in Post-Holocaust Art6. Projected Memory7. Testimonial Objects with Leo SpitzerIII. Connective Histories8. Objects of Return9. Postmemory's Archival TurnNotesBibliographyAcknowledgmentsIndex

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