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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
201	461 ROSENBLOOM M IMPLICATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR SOCIAL-WORK SOCIAL CASEWORK-JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK. 1983; 64 (4): 205-213	4	5	2	35
202	550 VENAKI SK, NADLER A, GERSHONI H SHARING THE HOLOCAUST EXPERIENCE - COMMUNICATION BEHAVIORS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES IN FAMILIES OF EX-PARTISANS AND EX-PRISONERS OF CONCENTRATION-CAMPS FAMILY PROCESS. 1985; 24 (2): 273-280	1	3	2	14
203	657 BOURGEON M EXPERIENCES IN COUNSELING WITH FAMILIES OF VICTIMS OF THE HOLOCAUST PRAXIS DER KINDERPSYCHOLOGIE UND KINDERPSYCHIATRIE. 1986 AUG-SEP; 35 (6): 222-228	0	0	2	55
204	700 NADLER A VALIDITY OF TRANSGENERATIONAL EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST - REPLY JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1987 FEB; 55 (1): 127-128	1	1	2	9
205	739 JAKOBOVITS I FAITH, ETHICS AND THE HOLOCAUST - SOME PERSONAL, THEOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS RESPONSES TO THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1988; 3 (4): 371-381	3	3	2	33
206	748 KESTENBERG M, KESTENBERG JS THE SENSE OF BELONGING AND ALTRUISM IN CHILDREN WHO SURVIVED THE HOLOCAUST PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 533-560	4	8	2	35
207	766 SOLOMON Z, KOTLER M, MIKULINCER M COMBAT-RELATED POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AMONG 2ND-GENERATION HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - PRELIMINARY FINDINGS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1988 JUL; 145 (7): 865-868	22	55	2	19
208	830 PENNEBAKER JW, BARGER SD, TIEBOUT J DISCLOSURE OF TRAUMAS AND HEALTH AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE. 1989 SEP-OCT; 51 (5): 577-589	4	72	2	23
209	885 FELSEN I, ERLICH HS IDENTIFICATION PATTERNS OF OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WITH THEIR PARENTS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1990 OCT; 60 (4): 506-520	12	18	2	66
210	886 MOR N HOLOCAUST MESSAGES FROM THE PAST CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1990 OCT; 12 (5): 371-379	2	5	2	14
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
211	923 STERMER E, BAR H, LEVY N CHRONIC FUNCTIONAL GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GASTROENTEROLOGY. 1991 APR; 86 (4): 417-422	7	14	2	55
212	1001 ISSER E THE HOLOCAUST, HOMOSEXUALITY, AND AIDS PROTEUS. 1992 FAL; 9 (2): 52-57	0	0	2	15
213	1004 SOLOMON Z, PRAGER E ELDERLY ISRAELI HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS DURING THE PERSIAN-GULF-WAR - A STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1992 DEC; 149 (12): 1707-1710	18	50	2	16
214	1085 BARON D, HARE AP, BRUSTEN M, BEINER F WORKING THROUGH THE HOLOCAUST + SOCIAL AND POLITICAL-ATTITUDES OF YOUNG-PEOPLE TOWARDS ANTI-SEMITISM - COMPARING THE QUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS OF GERMAN AND ISRAELI STUDENTS HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1993 FAL; 7 (2): 230-246	0	0	2	23
215	1105 KESTENBERG JS WHAT A PSYCHOANALYST LEARNED FROM THE HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS. 1993 DEC; 74: 1117-1129	1	7	2	40
216	1111 BACHAR E, CALE M, EISENBERG J, DASBERG H AGGRESSION EXPRESSION IN GRANDCHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1994; 31 (1): 41-47	1	4	2	21
217	1179 PERETZ T, BAIDER L, EVERHADANI P, DENOUR AK PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN FEMALE CANCER-PATIENTS WITH HOLOCAUST EXPERIENCE GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRY. 1994 NOV; 16 (6): 413-418	3	13	2	32
218	1181 ROBINSON S, HEMMENDINGER J, NETANEL R, RAPAPORT M, et al. RETRAUMATIZATION OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS DURING THE GULF-WAR AND SCUD MISSILE ATTACKS ON ISRAEL BRITISH JOURNAL OF MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1994 DEC; 67: 353-362	7	17	2	18
219	1185 GERWOOD JB MEANING AND LOVE IN FRANKL, VIKTOR WRITING - REPORTS FROM THE HOLOCAUST PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS. 1994 DEC; 75 (3): 1075-1081	0	0	2	13
220	1200 LUTZ BD GYPSIES AS VICTIMS OF THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1995 WIN; 9 (3): 346-359	0	0	2	22
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221	1204 BERGER AL THE HOLOCAUST, 2ND-GENERATION WITNESS, AND THE VOLUNTARY-COVENANT IN AMERICAN JUDAISM RELIGION AND AMERICAN CULTURE-A JOURNAL OF INTERPRETATION. 1995 WIN; 5 (1): 23-47	0	0	2	49
222	1220 CORY M COMEDIC DISTANCE IN HOLOCAUST LITERATURE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN CULTURE. 1995 SPR; 18 (1): 35-40	3	3	2	33
223	1221 SOLOMON Z FROM DENIAL TO RECOGNITION - ATTITUDES TOWARD HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS FROM WORLD-WAR-2 TO THE PRESENT JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1995 APR; 8 (2): 215-228	6	9	2	37
224	1222 OFRI I, SOLOMON Z, DASBERG H ATTITUDES OF THERAPISTS TOWARD HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1995 APR; 8 (2): 229-242	1	4	2	27
225	1229 OCHSNER JK UNDERSTANDING THE HOLOCAUST THROUGH THE UNITED-STATES-HOLOCAUST-MEMORIAL-MUSEUM JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION. 1995 MAY; 48 (4): 240-249	1	2	2	18
226	1240 BARON D 4 ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN DESCENDANTS OF SURVIVORS AND DESCENDANTS OF PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - BUILDING SOCIAL BONDS OUT OF SILENCE PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 1995 AUG; 58 (3): 225-245	2	6	2	39
227	1272 ROSENBLOOM M IMPLICATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR SOCIAL-WORK FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES. 1995 NOV; 76 (9): 567-576	2	3	2	35
228	1316 Mazor A, Tal I Intergenerational transmission: The individuation process and the capacity for intimacy of adult children of Holocaust survivors CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1996 MAR; 18 (1): 95-113	2	2	2	50
229	1390 Deak I Holocaust views: The Goldhagen controversy in retrospect CENTRAL EUROPEAN HISTORY. 1997; 30 (2): 295-307	0	2	2	32
230	1395 Kaslow F A dialogue between descendants of Holocaust perpetrators and victims - Session two ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1997; 34 (1): 44-54	2	8	2	13
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
231	1458 Landsberg A America, the Holocaust and the mass culture of memory + 'Schindler's List', 'Maus': Toward a radical politics of empathy NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 1997 SPR-SUM; (71): 63-86	0	0	2	46
232	1529 Stein A Whose memories? Whose victimhood? Contests for the Holocaust frame in recent social movement discourse SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES. 1998; 41 (3): 519-540	0	2	2	82
233	1533 Bishoping K Method and meaning in Holocaust-knowledge surveys HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1998 WIN; 12 (3): 454-474	0	0	2	69
234	1581 Bartov O Defining enemies, making victims: Germans, Jews, and the Holocaust AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. 1998 JUN; 103 (3): 771-816	3	24	2	294
235	1595 Greenberg G Wartime Orthodox Jewish thought about the Holocaust: Christian implications (Examining the sacred profane world of ontic-level dualism in Shoah spirituality) JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1998 SUM; 35 (3-4): 483-495	0	0	2	48
236	1663 Barondess JA Care of the medical ethos: Reflections on social Darwinism, racial hygiene, and the Holocaust ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE. 1998 DEC 1; 129 (11): 891-898	2	16	2	34
237	1723 Rosenfeld GD The politics of uniqueness: Reflections on the recent polemical turn in Holocaust and genocide scholarship (Origins and evolution of scholarly interest in the so-called "uniqueness concept" regarding the Shoah with other genocides) HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 SPR; 13 (1): 28-61	6	11	2	92
238	1724 Greenberg G Yehudah Leb Gerst's religious "ascent" through the Holocaust (Exploring an Orthodox Jew's intellectual evolution from a mythic "Sinai morality" to a post-Enlightenment world view) HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 SPR; 13 (1): 62-89	0	0	2	103
239	1807 Sullam Calimani AV A name for extermination (Hurban, Auschwitz, Genocide, Holocaust, Shoah) MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW. 1999 OCT; 94: 978-999	0	0	2	156
240	1819 Napoli JC Posttraumatic stress disorder in the adult offspring of Holocaust survivors AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1999 NOV; 156 (11): 1838-1839	0	0	2	4
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241	1823 Maitles H, Cowan P Teaching the Holocaust in primary schools in Scotland: modes, methodology and content EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 1999 NOV; 51 (3): 263-271	2	2	2	17
242	1844 Gilman SL Is life beautiful? Can the Shoah be funny? Some thoughts on recent and older films (Holocaust, humor) CRITICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 26 (2): 279-308	5	9	2	124
243	1859 Suedfeld P Reverberations of the holocaust fifty years later: Psychology's contributions to understanding persecution and genocide CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGY-PSYCHOLOGIE CANADIENNE. 2000 FEB; 41 (1): 1-9	4	6	2	83
244	1878 Leff L When the facts didn't speak for themselves - The Holocaust in the New York Times, 1939-1945 HARVARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS. 2000 SPR; 5 (2): 52-72	1	1	2	34
245	1890 Barondess JA Care of the medical ethos, with some comments on research: Reflections after the Holocaust PERSPECTIVES IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. 2000 SPR; 43 (3): 308-324	0	2	2	36
246	1908 Friedrichs DO The crime of the century? The case for the Holocaust CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2000 JUL; 34 (1): 21-41	0	1	2	98
247	1912 Rothschild MH Transforming our legacies: Heroic journeys for children of Holocaust survivors and Nazi perpetrators JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 2000 SUM; 40 (3): 43-55	0	1	2	5
248	1915 Bathrick D Rescreening 'The Holocaust': The children's stories NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2000 SUM; (80): 41-58	0	0	2	30
249	1943 Brenner D Working through the Holocaust blockbuster: 'Schindler's List' and 'Hitler's Willing Executioners', globally and locally GERMANIC REVIEW. 2000 FAL; 75 (4): 296-316	0	0	2	52
250	1970 Lentin R Expected to live: Women Shoah survivors' testimonials of silence WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM. 2000 NOV-DEC; 23 (6): 689-700	0	0	2	53
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
251	2026 Burt R Shakespeare and the Holocaust: Julie Taymor's 'Titus' is beautiful, or Shakesploi meets (the) camp COLBY QUARTERLY. 2001 MAR; 37 (1): 78-106	0	1	2	104
252	2038 Baron L Experiencing, explaining, and exploiting the Holocaust JUDAISM. 2001 SPR; 50 (2): 158-175	0	0	2	161
253	2052 Ezrahi SD After such knowledge, what laughter? (Holocaust, 'Life Is Beautiful') YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 287-313	0	2	2	56
254	2095 Lev-Wiesel R, Amir M Secondary traumatic stress, psychological distress, sharing of traumatic reminisces, and marital quality among spouses of holocaust child survivors JOURNAL OF MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY. 2001 OCT; 27 (4): 433-444	0	7	2	43
255	2165 Maoz I, Bar-On D From working through the holocaust to current ethnic conflicts: Evaluating the TRT group workshop in Hamburg GROUP. 2002 MAR; 26 (1): 29-48	0	3	2	33
256	2174 Seibel W The strength of perpetrators - The Holocaust in western Europe, 1940-1944 GOVERNANCE-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION. 2002 APR; 15 (2): 211-240	1	2	2	120
257	2194 Schiffrin D Mother and friends in a Holocaust life story LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY. 2002 JUN; 31 (3): 309-353	0	7	2	88
258	2209 Sanyal D A soccer match in Auschwitz: Passing culpability in Holocaust criticism REPRESENTATIONS. 2002 SUM; (79): 1-27	0	3	2	23
259	2223 Golier JA, Yehuda R, Lupien SJ, Harvey PD, et al. Memory performance in Holocaust survivors with posttraumatic stress disorder AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 2002 OCT; 159 (10): 1682-1688	6	31	2	42
260	2231 Golan A Israeli historical geography and the Holocaust: reconsidering the research agenda JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY. 2002 OCT; 28 (4): 554-565	0	0	2	104
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261	2256 Eshkoli H 'Destruction becomes creation': The theological reaction of national religious Zionism in Palestine to the Holocaust HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2003 WIN; 17 (3): 430-458	0	0	2	87
262	2275 Suedfeld P Specific and general attributional patterns of holocaust survivors CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE-REVUE CANADIENNE DES SCIENCES DU COMPORTEMENT. 2003 APR; 35 (2): 133-141	1	1	2	43
263	2288 Sheramy R "Resistance and war": The Holocaust in American Jewish education, 1945-1960 AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2003 JUN; 91 (2): 287-313	0	0	2	79
264	2343 Golier JA, Yehuda R, Lupien SJ, Harvey PD Memory for trauma-related information in Holocaust survivors with PTSD PSYCHIATRY RESEARCH. 2003 DEC 1; 121 (2): 133-143	2	9	2	36
265	2398 Kansteiner W Testing the limits of trauma: the long-term psychological effects of the Holocaust on individuals and collectives HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2004 AUG; 17 (2-3): 97-123	0	0	2	100
266	2401 Pleasants N The concept of learning from the study of the Holocaust HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2004 AUG; 17 (2-3): 187-210	0	0	2	29
267	2407 Donahue WC The popular culture alibi: Bernhard Schlink's detective novels and the culture of politically correct Holocaust literature GERMAN QUARTERLY. 2004 FAL; 77 (4): 462-+	1	1	2	44
268	2430 Schiff B Telling it in time: Interpreting consistency and change in the life stories of Holocaust survivors INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 2005; 60 (3): 189-212	0	0	2	39
269	2481 Clowes EW Constructing the memory of the holocaust: The ambiguous treatment of Babii Yar in Soviet literature PARTIAL ANSWERS-JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND THE HISTORY OF IDEAS. 2005 JUN; 3 (2): 153-182	0	0	2	43
270	2524 Wilson IW Greeting the Holocaust's dead? Narrative strategies and the undead in Elfriede Jelinek's Die 'Kinder Der Toten' MODERN AUSTRIAN LITERATURE. 2006; 39 (3-4): 27-+	0	0	2	61
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271	2584 Zandberg E Critical laughter: humor, popular culture and Israeli Holocaust commemoration MEDIA CULTURE & SOCIETY. 2006 JUL; 28 (4): 561-+	0	0	2	54
272	2605 Marion E The Nazi genocide and the writing of the Holocaust aporia: Ethics and 'Remnants of Auschwitz' MLN. 2006 SEP; 121 (4): 1009-1022	0	0	2	19
273	2616 Stoicea G The difficulties of verbalizing trauma: Translation and the economy of loss in Claude Lanzmann's 'Shoah' JOURNAL OF THE MIDWEST MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION. 2006 FAL; 39 (2): 43-+	0	0	2	17
274	2617 Greenberg I Theology after the Shoah: The transformation of the core paradigm MODERN JUDAISM. 2006 OCT; 26 (3): 213-239	0	0	2	103
275	2645 Phayer M "Helping the Jews is not an easy thing to do." Vatican Holocaust policy: Continuity or change? HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2007 WIN; 21 (3): 421-453	0	0	2	69
276	2683 Gerwarth R, Malinowski S The holocaust as a "Colonial Genocide"? European colonial violence and the Nazi war of extermination GESCHICHTE UND GESELLSCHAFT. 2007 JUL-SEP; 33 (3): 439-466	0	1	2	191
277	30 ADLER S UNITED STATES AND HOLOCAUST AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY. 1974; 64 (1): 14-23	0	1	1	38
278	36 GAY M, FUCHS J, BLITTNER M CHARACTERISTICS OF OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS IN ISRAEL MENTAL HEALTH AND SOCIETY. 1974; 1 (5-6): 302-312	8	10	1	28
279	79 LEWIS J, KARBAL A SENSITIZING YOUTH TO MORAL IMPERATIVES, HOLOCAUST AS CASE-HISTORY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. 1977; 72 (6): 657-663	0	0	1	49
280	82 SCHNEIDER S ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS ADOLESCENCE. 1978; 13 (52): 575-584	5	5	1	28
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281	123 KRELL R HOLOCAUST FAMILIES - SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY. 1979; 20 (6): 560-568	12	22	1	27
282	144 PENKOWER MN WORLD-JEWISH-CONGRESS CONFRONTS THE INTERNATIONAL-RED-CROSS DURING THE HOLOCAUST JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1979; 41 (3-4): 229-256	1	1	1	138
283	148 HONIGSBERG CA HOLOCAUST DEFINED MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. 1979; 101 (1): 40-40	0	0	1	1
284	176 FOGELMAN E, SAVRAN B BRIEF GROUP-THERAPY WITH OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - LEADERS REACTIONS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1980; 50 (1): 96-108	6	11	1	20
285	183 CONWAY JS THE HOLOCAUST AND THE HISTORIANS ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 153-164	1	1	1	44
286	227 KESTENBERG JS PSYCHOANALYSES OF CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS FROM THE HOLOCAUST - CASE PRESENTATIONS AND ASSESSMENT JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION. 1980; 28 (4): 775-804	13	28	1	26
287	289 NOBLE G, OSMOND C HOLOCAUST IN AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 139-150	0	2	1	12
288	293 ROBINSON S, WINNIK HZ 2ND GENERATION OF THE HOLOCAUST - HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS COMMUNICATION OF EXPERIENCE TO THEIR CHILDREN, AND ITS EFFECTS ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1981; 18 (2): 99-107	3	6	1	12
289	302 DANIELI Y THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - DISCUSSION - ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF INTEGRATION IN AGING SURVIVORS OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 191-210	15	20	1	21
290	308 LEON GR, BUTCHER JN, KLEINMAN M, GOLDBERG A, et al. SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND THEIR CHILDREN - CURRENT STATUS AND ADJUSTMENT JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1981; 41 (3): 503-516	46	68	1	21
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291	358 ROSENMAN S COMPASSION VERSUS CONTEMPT TOWARD HOLOCAUST VICTIMS - DIFFICULTIES IN ATTAINING AN ADAPTIVE IDENTITY IN AN ANNIHILATIVE WORLD ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1982; 19 (1): 39-73	0	0	1	113
292	360 DINAPOLI T RECEPTION OF THE HOLOCAUST IN THE GERMAN-DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLIC - A PHILATELIC COMMENTARY JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1982; 44 (3-4): 255-270	0	0	1	14
293	363 EPSTEIN AW MENTAL PHENOMENA ACROSS GENERATIONS - THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1982; 10 (4): 565-570	1	4	1	18
294	367 CUTTER W LITERATURE AND THE HOLOCAUST - A REVIEW ESSAY MODERN JUDAISM. 1982; 2 (2): 213-220	0	0	1	7
295	437 GARTLAND PA 3 HOLOCAUST WRITERS - SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION. 1983; 25 (1): 45-56	1	4	1	11
296	445 GLEBERZON W ACADEMIC-FREEDOM AND HOLOCAUST DENIAL LITERATURE - DEALING WITH INFAMY INTERCHANGE. 1983; 14 (4): 62-69	0	2	1	12
297	507 VERNOFF CE AFTER THE HOLOCAUST - HISTORY AND BEING AS SOURCES OF METHOD WITHIN THE EMERGING INTERRELIGIOUS HERMENEUTIC JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1984; 21 (4): 639-663	0	1	1	26
298	518 MENDELSOHN J THE HOLOCAUST - RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL-ARCHIVES ON THE NAZI PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS PROLOGUE-QUARTERLY OF THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. 1984; 16 (1): 23-39	0	2	1	20
299	557 NADLER A, KAVVENAKI S, GLEITMAN B TRANSGENERATIONAL EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST - EXTERNALIZATION OF AGGRESSION IN 2ND GENERATION OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1985; 53 (3): 365-369	20	30	1	20
300	558 ROSENBLOOM M THE HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR IN LATE LIFE JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK. 1985; 8 (3-4): 181-191	0	2	1	31

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201

IMPLICATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR SOCIAL-WORK

SOCIAL CASEWORK-JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK. 1983; 64 (4): 205-213

202

550 VENAKI SK, NADLER A, GERSHONI H

SHARING THE HOLOCAUST EXPERIENCE - COMMUNICATION BEHAVIORS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES IN FAMILIES OF EX-PARTISANS AND EX-PRISONERS OF CONCENTRATION-CAMPS

FAMILY PROCESS. 1985; 24 (2): 273-280

203

657 BOURGEON M

EXPERIENCES IN COUNSELING WITH FAMILIES OF VICTIMS OF THE HOLOCAUST

PRAXIS DER KINDERPSYCHOLOGIE UND KINDERPSYCHIATRIE. 1986 AUG-SEP; 35 (6): 222-228

204

700 NADLER A

VALIDITY OF TRANSGENERATIONAL EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST - REPLY

JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1987 FEB; 55 (1): 127-128

205

739 JAKOBOVITS I

FAITH, ETHICS AND THE HOLOCAUST - SOME PERSONAL, THEOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS RESPONSES TO THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1988; 3 (4): 371-381

206

748 KESTENBERG M, KESTENBERG JS

THE SENSE OF BELONGING AND ALTRUISM IN CHILDREN WHO SURVIVED THE HOLOCAUST

PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 533-560

207

766 SOLOMON Z, KOTLER M, MIKULINCER M

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1988 JUL; 145 (7): 865-868

208

830 PENNEBAKER JW, BARGER SD, TIEBOUT J

DISCLOSURE OF TRAUMAS AND HEALTH AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE. 1989 SEP-OCT; 51 (5): 577-589

209

885 FELSEN I, ERLICH HS

IDENTIFICATION PATTERNS OF OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WITH THEIR PARENTS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1990 OCT; 60 (4): 506-520

210

886 MOR N

HOLOCAUST MESSAGES FROM THE PAST

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1990 OCT; 12 (5): 371-379

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

211

923 STERMER E, BAR H, LEVY N

CHRONIC FUNCTIONAL GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GASTROENTEROLOGY. 1991 APR; 86 (4): 417-422

212

1001 ISSER E

THE HOLOCAUST, HOMOSEXUALITY, AND AIDS

PROTEUS. 1992 FAL; 9 (2): 52-57

213

1004 SOLOMON Z, PRAGER E

ELDERLY ISRAELI HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS DURING THE PERSIAN-GULF-WAR - A STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1992 DEC; 149 (12): 1707-1710

214

1085 BARON D, HARE AP, BRUSTEN M, BEINER F

WORKING THROUGH THE HOLOCAUST + SOCIAL AND POLITICAL-ATTITUDES OF YOUNG-PEOPLE TOWARDS ANTI-SEMITISM - COMPARING THE QUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS OF GERMAN AND ISRAELI STUDENTS

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1993 FAL; 7 (2): 230-246

215

1105 KESTENBERG JS

WHAT A PSYCHOANALYST LEARNED FROM THE HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS. 1993 DEC; 74: 1117-1129

216

1111 BACHAR E, CALE M, EISENBERG J, DASBERG H

AGGRESSION EXPRESSION IN GRANDCHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1994; 31 (1): 41-47

217

1179 PERETZ T, BAIDER L, EVERHADANI P, DENOUR AK

PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN FEMALE CANCER-PATIENTS WITH HOLOCAUST EXPERIENCE

GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRY. 1994 NOV; 16 (6): 413-418

218

1181 ROBINSON S, HEMMENDINGER J, NETANEL R, RAPAPORT M, et al.

RETRAUMATIZATION OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS DURING THE GULF-WAR AND SCUD MISSILE ATTACKS ON ISRAEL

BRITISH JOURNAL OF MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1994 DEC; 67: 353-362

219

1185 GERWOOD JB

MEANING AND LOVE IN FRANKL, VIKTOR WRITING - REPORTS FROM THE HOLOCAUST

PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS. 1994 DEC; 75 (3): 1075-1081

220

1200 LUTZ BD

GYPSIES AS VICTIMS OF THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1995 WIN; 9 (3): 346-359

Date / Author / Journal

221

THE HOLOCAUST, 2ND-GENERATION WITNESS, AND THE VOLUNTARY-COVENANT IN AMERICAN JUDAISM

RELIGION AND AMERICAN CULTURE-A JOURNAL OF INTERPRETATION. 1995 WIN; 5 (1): 23-47

222

1220 CORY M

COMEDIC DISTANCE IN HOLOCAUST LITERATURE

JOURNAL OF AMERICAN CULTURE. 1995 SPR; 18 (1): 35-40

223

1221 SOLOMON Z

FROM DENIAL TO RECOGNITION - ATTITUDES TOWARD HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS FROM WORLD-WAR-2 TO THE PRESENT

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1995 APR; 8 (2): 215-228

224

1222 OFRI I, SOLOMON Z, DASBERG H

ATTITUDES OF THERAPISTS TOWARD HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1995 APR; 8 (2): 229-242

225

1229 OCHSNER JK

UNDERSTANDING THE HOLOCAUST THROUGH THE UNITED-STATES-HOLOCAUST-MEMORIAL-MUSEUM

JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION. 1995 MAY; 48 (4): 240-249

226

1240 BARON D

4 ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN DESCENDANTS OF SURVIVORS AND DESCENDANTS OF PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - BUILDING SOCIAL BONDS OUT OF SILENCE

PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 1995 AUG; 58 (3): 225-245

227

1272 ROSENBLOOM M

IMPLICATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR SOCIAL-WORK

FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES. 1995 NOV; 76 (9): 567-576

228

1316 Mazor A, Tal I

Intergenerational transmission: The individuation process and the capacity for intimacy of adult children of Holocaust survivors

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1996 MAR; 18 (1): 95-113

229

1390 Deak I

Holocaust views: The Goldhagen controversy in retrospect

CENTRAL EUROPEAN HISTORY. 1997; 30 (2): 295-307

230

1395 Kaslow F

A dialogue between descendants of Holocaust perpetrators and victims - Session two

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1997; 34 (1): 44-54

Date / Author / Journal

231

America, the Holocaust and the mass culture of memory + 'Schindler's List', 'Maus': Toward a radical politics of empathy

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 1997 SPR-SUM; (71): 63-86

232

1529 Stein A

Whose memories? Whose victimhood? Contests for the Holocaust frame in recent social movement discourse

SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES. 1998; 41 (3): 519-540

233

1533 Bishoping K

Method and meaning in Holocaust-knowledge surveys

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1998 WIN; 12 (3): 454-474

234

1581 Bartov O

Defining enemies, making victims: Germans, Jews, and the Holocaust

AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. 1998 JUN; 103 (3): 771-816

294

235

1595 Greenberg G

Wartime Orthodox Jewish thought about the Holocaust: Christian implications (Examining the sacred profane world of ontic-level dualism in Shoah spirituality)

JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1998 SUM; 35 (3-4): 483-495

236

1663 Barondess JA

Care of the medical ethos: Reflections on social Darwinism, racial hygiene, and the Holocaust

ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE. 1998 DEC 1; 129 (11): 891-898

237

1723 Rosenfeld GD

The politics of uniqueness: Reflections on the recent polemical turn in Holocaust and genocide scholarship (Origins and evolution of scholarly interest in the so-called "uniqueness concept" regarding the Shoah with other genocides)

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 SPR; 13 (1): 28-61

238

1724 Greenberg G

Yehudah Leb Gerst's religious "ascent" through the Holocaust (Exploring an Orthodox Jew's intellectual evolution from a mythic "Sinai morality" to a post-Enlightenment world view)

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 SPR; 13 (1): 62-89

103

239

1807 Sullam Calimani AV

A name for extermination (Hurban, Auschwitz, Genocide, Holocaust, Shoah)

MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW. 1999 OCT; 94: 978-999

156

240

1819 Napoli JC

Posttraumatic stress disorder in the adult offspring of Holocaust survivors

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1999 NOV; 156 (11): 1838-1839

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

241

1823 Maitles H, Cowan P

Teaching the Holocaust in primary schools in Scotland: modes, methodology and content

EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 1999 NOV; 51 (3): 263-271

242

1844 Gilman SL

Is life beautiful? Can the Shoah be funny? Some thoughts on recent and older films (Holocaust, humor)

CRITICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 26 (2): 279-308

124

243

1859 Suedfeld P

Reverberations of the holocaust fifty years later: Psychology's contributions to understanding persecution and genocide

CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGY-PSYCHOLOGIE CANADIENNE. 2000 FEB; 41 (1): 1-9

244

1878 Leff L

When the facts didn't speak for themselves - The Holocaust in the New York Times, 1939-1945

HARVARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS. 2000 SPR; 5 (2): 52-72

245

1890 Barondess JA

Care of the medical ethos, with some comments on research: Reflections after the Holocaust

PERSPECTIVES IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. 2000 SPR; 43 (3): 308-324

246

1908 Friedrichs DO

The crime of the century? The case for the Holocaust

CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2000 JUL; 34 (1): 21-41

247

1912 Rothschild MH

Transforming our legacies: Heroic journeys for children of Holocaust survivors and Nazi perpetrators

JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 2000 SUM; 40 (3): 43-55

248

1915 Bathrick D

Rescreening 'The Holocaust': The children's stories

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2000 SUM; (80): 41-58

249

1943 Brenner D

Working through the Holocaust blockbuster: 'Schindler's List' and 'Hitler's Willing Executioners', globally and locally

GERMANIC REVIEW. 2000 FAL; 75 (4): 296-316

250

1970 Lentin R

Expected to live: Women Shoah survivors' testimonials of silence

WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM. 2000 NOV-DEC; 23 (6): 689-700

Date / Author / Journal

251

Shakespeare and the Holocaust: Julie Taymor's 'Titus' is beautiful, or Shakesploi meets (the) camp

COLBY QUARTERLY. 2001 MAR; 37 (1): 78-106

104

252

2038 Baron L

Experiencing, explaining, and exploiting the Holocaust

JUDAISM. 2001 SPR; 50 (2): 158-175

161

253

2052 Ezrahi SD

After such knowledge, what laughter? (Holocaust, 'Life Is Beautiful')

YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 287-313

254

2095 Lev-Wiesel R, Amir M

Secondary traumatic stress, psychological distress, sharing of traumatic reminisces, and marital quality among spouses of holocaust child survivors

JOURNAL OF MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY. 2001 OCT; 27 (4): 433-444

255

2165 Maoz I, Bar-On D

From working through the holocaust to current ethnic conflicts: Evaluating the TRT group workshop in Hamburg

GROUP. 2002 MAR; 26 (1): 29-48

256

2174 Seibel W

The strength of perpetrators - The Holocaust in western Europe, 1940-1944

GOVERNANCE-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION. 2002 APR; 15 (2): 211-240

120

257

2194 Schiffrin D

Mother and friends in a Holocaust life story

LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY. 2002 JUN; 31 (3): 309-353

258

2209 Sanyal D

A soccer match in Auschwitz: Passing culpability in Holocaust criticism

REPRESENTATIONS. 2002 SUM; (79): 1-27

259

2223 Golier JA, Yehuda R, Lupien SJ, Harvey PD, et al.

Memory performance in Holocaust survivors with posttraumatic stress disorder

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 2002 OCT; 159 (10): 1682-1688

260

2231 Golan A

Israeli historical geography and the Holocaust: reconsidering the research agenda

JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY. 2002 OCT; 28 (4): 554-565

104

Date / Author / Journal

261

'Destruction becomes creation': The theological reaction of national religious Zionism in Palestine to the Holocaust

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2003 WIN; 17 (3): 430-458

262

2275 Suedfeld P

Specific and general attributional patterns of holocaust survivors

CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE-REVUE CANADIENNE DES SCIENCES DU COMPORTEMENT. 2003 APR; 35 (2): 133-141

263

2288 Sheramy R

"Resistance and war": The Holocaust in American Jewish education, 1945-1960

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2003 JUN; 91 (2): 287-313

264

2343 Golier JA, Yehuda R, Lupien SJ, Harvey PD

Memory for trauma-related information in Holocaust survivors with PTSD

PSYCHIATRY RESEARCH. 2003 DEC 1; 121 (2): 133-143

265

2398 Kansteiner W

Testing the limits of trauma: the long-term psychological effects of the Holocaust on individuals and collectives

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2004 AUG; 17 (2-3): 97-123

100

266

2401 Pleasants N

The concept of learning from the study of the Holocaust

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2004 AUG; 17 (2-3): 187-210

267

2407 Donahue WC

The popular culture alibi: Bernhard Schlink's detective novels and the culture of politically correct Holocaust literature

GERMAN QUARTERLY. 2004 FAL; 77 (4): 462-+

268

2430 Schiff B

Telling it in time: Interpreting consistency and change in the life stories of Holocaust survivors

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 2005; 60 (3): 189-212

269

2481 Clowes EW

Constructing the memory of the holocaust: The ambiguous treatment of Babii Yar in Soviet literature

PARTIAL ANSWERS-JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND THE HISTORY OF IDEAS. 2005 JUN; 3 (2): 153-182

270

2524 Wilson IW

Greeting the Holocaust's dead? Narrative strategies and the undead in Elfriede Jelinek's Die 'Kinder Der Toten'

MODERN AUSTRIAN LITERATURE. 2006; 39 (3-4): 27-+

Date / Author / Journal

271

Critical laughter: humor, popular culture and Israeli Holocaust commemoration

MEDIA CULTURE & SOCIETY. 2006 JUL; 28 (4): 561-+

272

2605 Marion E

The Nazi genocide and the writing of the Holocaust aporia: Ethics and 'Remnants of Auschwitz'

MLN. 2006 SEP; 121 (4): 1009-1022

273

2616 Stoicea G

The difficulties of verbalizing trauma: Translation and the economy of loss in Claude Lanzmann's 'Shoah'

JOURNAL OF THE MIDWEST MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION. 2006 FAL; 39 (2): 43-+

274

2617 Greenberg I

Theology after the Shoah: The transformation of the core paradigm

MODERN JUDAISM. 2006 OCT; 26 (3): 213-239

103

275

2645 Phayer M

"Helping the Jews is not an easy thing to do." Vatican Holocaust policy: Continuity or change?

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2007 WIN; 21 (3): 421-453

276

2683 Gerwarth R, Malinowski S

The holocaust as a "Colonial Genocide"? European colonial violence and the Nazi war of extermination

GESCHICHTE UND GESELLSCHAFT. 2007 JUL-SEP; 33 (3): 439-466

191

277

30 ADLER S

UNITED STATES AND HOLOCAUST

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY. 1974; 64 (1): 14-23

278

36 GAY M, FUCHS J, BLITTNER M

CHARACTERISTICS OF OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS IN ISRAEL

MENTAL HEALTH AND SOCIETY. 1974; 1 (5-6): 302-312

279

79 LEWIS J, KARBAL A

SENSITIZING YOUTH TO MORAL IMPERATIVES, HOLOCAUST AS CASE-HISTORY

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. 1977; 72 (6): 657-663

280

82 SCHNEIDER S

ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

ADOLESCENCE. 1978; 13 (52): 575-584

Date / Author / Journal

281

HOLOCAUST FAMILIES - SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN

COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY. 1979; 20 (6): 560-568

282

144 PENKOWER MN

WORLD-JEWISH-CONGRESS CONFRONTS THE INTERNATIONAL-RED-CROSS DURING THE HOLOCAUST

JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1979; 41 (3-4): 229-256

138

283

148 HONIGSBERG CA

HOLOCAUST DEFINED

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. 1979; 101 (1): 40-40

284

176 FOGELMAN E, SAVRAN B

BRIEF GROUP-THERAPY WITH OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - LEADERS REACTIONS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1980; 50 (1): 96-108

285

183 CONWAY JS

THE HOLOCAUST AND THE HISTORIANS

ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 153-164

286

227 KESTENBERG JS

PSYCHOANALYSES OF CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS FROM THE HOLOCAUST - CASE PRESENTATIONS AND ASSESSMENT

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION. 1980; 28 (4): 775-804

287

289 NOBLE G, OSMOND C

HOLOCAUST IN AUSTRALIA

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 139-150

288

293 ROBINSON S, WINNIK HZ

2ND GENERATION OF THE HOLOCAUST - HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS COMMUNICATION OF EXPERIENCE TO THEIR CHILDREN, AND ITS EFFECTS

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1981; 18 (2): 99-107

289

302 DANIELI Y

THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - DISCUSSION - ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF INTEGRATION IN AGING SURVIVORS OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST

JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 191-210

290

308 LEON GR, BUTCHER JN, KLEINMAN M, GOLDBERG A, et al.

SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND THEIR CHILDREN - CURRENT STATUS AND ADJUSTMENT

JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1981; 41 (3): 503-516

Date / Author / Journal

291

COMPASSION VERSUS CONTEMPT TOWARD HOLOCAUST VICTIMS - DIFFICULTIES IN ATTAINING AN ADAPTIVE IDENTITY IN AN ANNIHILATIVE WORLD

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1982; 19 (1): 39-73

113

292

360 DINAPOLI T

RECEPTION OF THE HOLOCAUST IN THE GERMAN-DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLIC - A PHILATELIC COMMENTARY

JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1982; 44 (3-4): 255-270

293

363 EPSTEIN AW

MENTAL PHENOMENA ACROSS GENERATIONS - THE HOLOCAUST

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1982; 10 (4): 565-570

294

367 CUTTER W

LITERATURE AND THE HOLOCAUST - A REVIEW ESSAY

MODERN JUDAISM. 1982; 2 (2): 213-220

295

437 GARTLAND PA

3 HOLOCAUST WRITERS - SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE

CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION. 1983; 25 (1): 45-56

296

445 GLEBERZON W

ACADEMIC-FREEDOM AND HOLOCAUST DENIAL LITERATURE - DEALING WITH INFAMY

INTERCHANGE. 1983; 14 (4): 62-69

297

507 VERNOFF CE

AFTER THE HOLOCAUST - HISTORY AND BEING AS SOURCES OF METHOD WITHIN THE EMERGING INTERRELIGIOUS HERMENEUTIC

JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1984; 21 (4): 639-663

298

518 MENDELSOHN J

THE HOLOCAUST - RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL-ARCHIVES ON THE NAZI PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS

PROLOGUE-QUARTERLY OF THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. 1984; 16 (1): 23-39

299

557 NADLER A, KAVVENAKI S, GLEITMAN B

TRANSGENERATIONAL EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST - EXTERNALIZATION OF AGGRESSION IN 2ND GENERATION OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1985; 53 (3): 365-369

300

558 ROSENBLOOM M

THE HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR IN LATE LIFE

JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK. 1985; 8 (3-4): 181-191

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