Reading the Holocaust

Andrew R. Carlson · Inga Clendinnen

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

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1. Beginning 2. Impediments Part I. Victims: 3. Witnessing 4. Resisting Part II. Perpetrators: 5. Defining: inside the grey zone: the Auschwitz Sonderkommando 6. Leaders 7. The men in the green tunics: the order police in Poland 8 The Auschwitz SS 9. Representing the Holocaust.

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