Depiction and interpretation: the influence of the Holocaust on the visual arts

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Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Visual Culture and Art Theory Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies

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Part 1 Deception: I am a camera on the run mass murder into art the six million resistance and liberation intermezzo - from depiction to interpretation. Part 2 Interpretation: primary Holocaust symbols biblical imagery the crucified Jew of myths and monsters distance through abstraction Jewish identity conclusions in the aftermath.

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