American Jewish Mobilization in France after World War II: Crossing the Narratives by Laura Hobson Faure

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«THE CONSCIENCE OF THE WORLD» OR «CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE»? TO THE ANNIVERSARIES OF THE EVIAN AND BERMUDA CONFERENCES by D. V. Ivanov, A. V. Krylov, V. M. Morozov, V. O. Pechatnov, S. A. Sklyarov, E. O. Shebalina

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Bourreaux et victimes ? La difficile identité collective des Allemands au prisme du cinéma germanophone by Brigitte Rigaux-Pirastru

“…West-Germany, then reunified Germany, accepted the judicial and moral heritage of the 3rd Reich; as such its identity built up on the memory of Nazi crimes, particularly the holocaust. The Germans themselves paid a heavy toll to the war of aggression, the flight and the expulsion of 14 millions of people, from Central and South-East Europe constitute one of the deadly consequences of this war. …”
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Obrazy Holokaustu w filmach z okresu polskiej szkoły filmowej (1955-1965) by Marek Haltof

“… • Tekst jest tłumaczeniem rozdziału (Images of the Holocaust during the Polish School Period /1955-1965/) z książki Marka Haltofa Polish Film and the Holocaust: Politics and Memory, Berghahn Books, New York 2012. …”
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“What is good for animals is good for men” : animalité et abject dans Found in the Ground de Howard Barker by Eléonore Obis

“…The play explores the contamination of humanity by animality and can be defined as a « catastrophic » speculation on the Holocaust, making the reader and spectator experience the absence of meaning or « absolute meaninglessness ». …”
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The Mutant Problem: X-Men, Confirmation Bias, and the Methodology of Comics and Identity by Martin Lund

“…Engaging with a few common assumptions presented in writing on X-Men comics(1963–1970, 1975–1991) and identity, it offers alternative interpretations on the series’ engagement with the Cold War, civil rights, individual authenticity, persecution, and the Holocaust. Based on these discussions, the article then offers a few methodological suggestions that might help reduce bias in future studies of comics and identity.…”
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Between Excess and Subtraction: Scenographic Violence in Howard Barker’s Found in the Ground by Lara Maleen Kipp

“…Found in the Ground re-visions the collective European memory of the Holocaust; this thematic violence is expanded and subverted by scenographic means, radically reimagining the historical context. …”
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Genocidaire Alfried Krupp: The Implications of Memorializing a Criminal Against Humanity by Elizabeth Edwards

“…Furthermore, the paper delves into the larger political failures in addressing these implications effectively and aims to initiate a discussion on the role of businesses in remedying the Holocaust's horrors and ensuring the appropriate recognition of Nazi crimes. …”
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Camil Baciu by Mihai Iovănel

“…This poetical novel, containing Chagall-like raptures in the diurnal logic, offers a powerful fiction on Holocaust and on various anti-totalitarian humanistic aspirations.…”
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L’Art de voler et L’Aile brisée, d’Antonio Altarriba et Kim, sont-ils des récits mémoriels historiques en bande dessinée ? by Isabelle Delorme

“…In this revolutionary album, the author recounts in a zoomorphic representation the life of his parents, Polish Jews facing the Holocaust and deportation. Following Spiegelman, other authors also produced stories with a clear desire to share and preserve a family and/or personal memory, by documenting their albums very carefully and following an approach close to oral history. …”
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În căutarea românului perfect. Specific național, degenerare rasială și selecție socială în România modernă. Iași, Editura Polirom, 2024. Marius Turda by Adrian-Nicolae Furtună

“…Its extreme forms materialized in the measures taken against Jews and Roma during the Holocaust in Romania. I review the book from the perspective of social memory. …”
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Recontextualising the news by Haanshuus Birgitte P., Ihlebæk Karoline Andrea

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Genocidaire Alfried Krupp: The Implications of Memorializing a Criminal Against Humanity by Elizabeth Edwards

“…Furthermore, the paper delves into the larger political failures in addressing these implications effectively and aims to initiate a discussion on the role of businesses in remedying the Holocaust's horrors and ensuring the appropriate recognition of Nazi crimes. …”
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Les lieux d’origine du devoir de mémoire by Sébastien Ledoux

“…This association was furthered by a discursive memory of the term which, during the 1990s, primarily designated things referring to the memory of the Holocaust. This historicization undertakes to reconstitute the trajectory of the “devoir de mémoire,” focusing on roots rather than origins. …”
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Holokaust i polityka by Teresa Rutkowska

“… Recenzja książki Marka Haltofa Polish Film and the Holocaust. Politics and Memory (2012), w której autor podejmuje kwestię reprezentacji Zagłady w polskim filmie. …”
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O dziecięcej tożsamości (tragicznie) zerwanej – gdy przemoc symboliczna może życie ocalić by Maria Szczepska-Pustkowska, Małgorzata Lewartowska-Zychowicz, Longina Strumska-Cylwik

“…The goal is to analyze the children’s testimonies of the Holocaust, in which the theoretical concept of the enslaved childhood of Wiesław Theiss was used. …”
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Les archives du CBIP/CASIP et du COJASOR : des sources pour une histoire de la bienfaisance et de l’action sociale juives de 1809 à nos jours by Laure Politis

“…In the 50’s, the CBIP focused on the welcoming of north Africans immigrants while the COJASOR was bringing both material and moral helps to the Holocaust survivors. Today, the Fondation CASIP-COJASOR ensures the continuance of the goals of the founding associations. …”
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La thèse du « génocide indien » : guerre de position entre science et mémoire by Frédéric Dorel

“…“Native American Genocide” and “Native American Holocaust” are expressions that are currently and widely used to define the destruction of the aboriginal populations of America after the arrival of the Europeans. …”
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Caftanism, instead of the oblivion by Jokanović Milena B.

“…Realizing that this photo album does not reveal neither one image of Holocaust and tragic memories, while my grandmother did remember these, a contribution to the cultures of memory theory will be offered and explained through the metaphor of caftan. …”
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The “Immigrant Medical Services” Organization from the End of the British Mandate Through the First Years of Israel (1944–1953) by Dorit Weiss

“…The aftermath of the Second World War and the Holocaust triggered mass migration of Jewish refugees to British Mandatory Palestine and, after 1948, the nascent State of Israel. …”
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