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101	2282 Shmotkin D, Blumstein T, Modan B Tracing long-term effects of early trauma: A broad-scope view of Holocaust survivors in late life JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 2003 APR; 71 (2): 223-234	5	13	26	97
102	2350 Clarke DE, Colantonio A, Heslegrave R, Rhodes A, et al. Holocaust experience and suicidal ideation in high-risk older adults AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2004 JAN-FEB; 12 (1): 65-74	5	9	9	41
103	2365 Yehuda R, Golier JA, Halligan SL, Harvey PD Learning and memory in holocaust survivors with posttraumatic stress disorder BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY. 2004 FEB 1; 55 (3): 291-295	5	17	1	17
104	349 FOLEY B FACT, FICTION, FASCISM - TESTIMONY AND MIMESIS IN HOLOCAUST NARRATIVES COMPARATIVE LITERATURE. 1982; 34 (4): 330-360	4	12	0	49
105	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
106	482 KRELL R HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN - COMMENTS ON PSYCHIATRIC CONSEQUENCES AND PSYCHIATRIC TERMINOLOGY COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY. 1984; 25 (5): 521-528	4	6	4	28
107	508 BAIDER L, SARELL M COPING WITH CANCER AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS IN ISRAEL - AN EXPLORATORY-STUDY JOURNAL OF HUMAN STRESS. 1984; 10 (3): 121-127	4	7	0	22
108	519 GRUBRICHSIMITIS I FROM CONCRETISM TO METAPHOR - PSYCHOANALYTIC WORK WITH DESCENDANTS OF THE HOLOCAUST GENERATION PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1984; 38 (1): 1-28	4	27	0	17
109	560 FACKENHEIM EL THE HOLOCAUST AND PHILOSOPHY JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY. 1985; 82 (10): 505-514	4	7	0	17
110	586 RINGELHEIM J WOMEN AND THE HOLOCAUST - A RECONSIDERATION OF RESEARCH SIGNS. 1985; 10 (4): 741-761	4	16	0	25
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111	656 WEINFELD M, SIGAL JJ THE EFFECT OF THE HOLOCAUST ON SELECTED SOCIOPOLITICAL ATTITUDES OF ADULT CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS CANADIAN REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE ET D ANTHROPOLOGIE. 1986 AUG; 23 (3): 365-382	4	4	1	41
112	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
113	822 GARBER Z, ZUCKERMAN B WHY DO WE CALL THE HOLOCAUST THE HOLOCAUST, AN INQUIRY INTO THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LABELS MODERN JUDAISM. 1989 MAY; 9 (2): 197-211	4	4	0	10
114	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
115	849 AUERHAHN NC, LAUB D HOLOCAUST TESTIMONY + AS A STRUCTURE AND AS AN ORAL NARRATIVE HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (4): 447-462	4	5	0	32
116	862 KRELL R HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE PSYCHIATRIC JOURNAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA-REVUE DE PSYCHIATRIE DE L UNIVERSITE D OTTAWA. 1990 MAR; 15 (1): 18-21	4	6	5	22
117	882 BARON D CHILDREN OF PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - WORKING THROUGH ONES OWN MORAL SELF PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 1990 AUG; 53 (3): 229-245	4	10	1	37
118	894 DAWIDOWICZ LS HOW THEY TEACH THE HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1990 DEC; 90 (6): 25-32	4	5	0	27
119	1088 BARON D 1ST ENCOUNTER BETWEEN CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS AND CHILDREN OF PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1993 FAL; 33 (4): 6-14	4	9	0	3
120	1191 SAFFORD F AGING STRESSORS FOR HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND THEIR FAMILIES JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK. 1995; 24 (1-2): 131-153	4	6	7	62
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121	1231 ROSENFELD AH THE AMERICANIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1995 JUN; 99 (6): 35-40	4	5	0	1
122	1387 Suedfeld P, Krell R, Wiebe RE, Steel GD Coping strategies in the narratives of Holocaust survivors ANXIETY STRESS AND COPING. 1997; 10 (2): 153-179	4	8	3	62
123	1427 Pohl D Daniel J. Goldhagen's arguments in the light of research development + Holocaust, antisemitism, collective-guilt VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1997 JAN; 45 (1): 1-48	4	11	5	251
124	1456 Russell DL Reading the shards and fragments: Holocaust literature for young readers LION AND THE UNICORN. 1997 APR; 21 (2): 267-280	4	6	1	17
125	1469 Sorscher N, Cohen LJ Trauma in children of Holocaust survivors: Transgenerational effects AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1997 JUL; 67 (3): 493-500	4	7	10	51
126	1548 Mazor A, Mendelsohn Y Spouse bereavement processes of Holocaust child survivors: Can one differentiate a black frame from a black background? CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1998 MAR; 20 (1): 79-91	4	6	0	23
127	1575 Magids DM Personality comparison between children of hidden Holocaust survivors and American Jewish parents JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY. 1998 MAY; 132 (3): 245-254	4	4	6	22
128	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
129	1965 Mullen RD Dialect, grapholect, and story: Russell Hoban's 'Riddley Walker' (Question of genre in a novel of post-nuclear holocaust, phonology, mythology, language) SCIENCE-FICTION STUDIES. 2000 NOV; 27: 391-+	4	4	0	8
130	2042 Sigal JJ, Weinfeld M Do children cope better than adults with potentially traumatic stress? A 40-year follow-up of Holocaust survivors PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 2001 SPR; 64 (1): 69-80	4	9	9	59
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131	2045 Trezise T Unspeakable (Holocaust representation) YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 39-66	4	6	0	52
132	2067 Mandel N Rethinking 'after Auschwitz': Against a rhetoric of the unspeakable in Holocaust writing BOUNDARY 2-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND CULTURE. 2001 SUM; 28 (2): 203-228	4	6	1	30
133	2169 Sagi A, van IJzendoorn MH, Joels T, Scharf M Disorganized reasoning in holocaust survivors AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 2002 APR; 72 (2): 194-203	4	7	5	45
134	33 KLEIN H, LAST U COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF ATTITUDES OF AMERICAN AND ISRAELI JEWISH YOUTH TOWARDS VICTIMS OF HOLOCAUST ISRAEL ANNALS OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES. 1974; 12 (2): 111-131	3	3	0	9
135	101 HILBERG R CONFRONTING MORAL IMPLICATIONS OF HOLOCAUST SOCIAL EDUCATION. 1978; 42 (4): 272-277	3	3	0	1
136	102 CHARTOCK R HOLOCAUST UNIT FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS SOCIAL EDUCATION. 1978; 42 (4): 278-285	3	4	0	0
137	113 GROBMAN A WHAT DID THEY KNOW - AMERICAN JEWISH PRESS AND THE HOLOCAUST, 1 SEPTEMBER 1939 - 17 DECEMBER 1942 AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1979; 68 (3): 327-352	3	4	0	156
138	166 NEWMAN L EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE IN CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS SOCIAL CASEWORK-JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK. 1979; 60 (1): 43-50	3	6	0	14
139	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
140	309 KINSLER F 2ND GENERATION EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST - THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GROUP-THERAPY IN THE RESOLUTION OF THE TRANSMISSION OF PARENTAL TRAUMA JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND JUDAISM. 1981; 6 (1): 53-67	3	3	0	20
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141	350 KATZ FE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HOLOCAUST - THE BEHAVIOR OF NAZI OFFICIALS COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY. 1982; 24 (3): 510-529	3	4	0	51
142	446 KLEIN H THE MEANING OF THE HOLOCAUST ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1983; 20 (1-2): 119-128	3	9	0	21
143	608 PINES D WORKING WITH WOMEN SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - AFFECTIVE EXPERIENCES IN TRANSFERENCE AND COUNTERTRANSFERENCE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS. 1986; 67: 295-307	3	14	1	15
144	681 BAUER Y ESSAY ON THE PLACE OF THE HOLOCAUST IN HISTORY - IN HONOR OF LITTELL, FRANKLIN,H. HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1987; 2 (2): 209-220	3	3	0	15
145	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
146	747 KESTENBERG JS CHILD SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 495-497	3	5	0	0
147	803 SHANAN J SURVIVING THE SURVIVORS - LATE PERSONALITY-DEVELOPMENT OF JEWISH HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MENTAL HEALTH. 1989 WIN; 17 (4): 42-71	3	6	1	48
148	824 LEVENTHAL G, ONTELL MK A DESCRIPTIVE DEMOGRAPHIC AND PERSONALITY STUDY OF 2ND-GENERATION JEWISH HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS. 1989 JUN; 64 (3): 1067-1073	3	3	3	15
149	832 BARON DB HOLOCAUST PERPETRATORS AND THEIR CHILDREN - A PARADOXICAL MORALITY JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1989 FAL; 29 (4): 424-443	3	11	0	38
150	853 HERTZ DG TRAUMA AND NOSTALGIA - NEW ASPECTS ON THE COPING OF AGING HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1990; 27 (4): 189-198	3	13	1	26
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151	955 LANSEN J, CELS JP PSYCHO-EDUCATIVE GROUP-PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR JEWISH CHILD-SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND NON-JEWISH CHILD-SURVIVORS OF JAPANESE CONCENTRATION-CAMPS ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1992; 29 (1): 22-32	3	4	0	10
152	956 ZILBERFEIN F, ESKIN V HELPING HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WITH THE IMPACT OF ILLNESS AND HOSPITALIZATION - SOCIAL-WORK ROLE SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 1992; 18 (1): 59-70	3	5	1	11
153	999 PORAT D AMALEKS-ACCOMPLICES BLAMING ZIONISM FOR THE HOLOCAUST - ANTI-ZIONIST ULTRA-ORTHODOXY IN ISRAEL DURING THE 1980S JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1992 OCT; 27 (4): 695-729	3	6	0	30
154	1090 AUERHAHN NC, PESKIN H, LAUB D PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1993 FAL; 30 (3): 434-442	3	10	0	13
155	1110 BRAUN R THE HOLOCAUST AND PROBLEMS OF HISTORICAL REPRESENTATION HISTORY AND THEORY. 1994; 33 (2): 172-197	3	6	0	84
156	1132 GREENBERG G ONTIC DIVISION AND RELIGIOUS SURVIVAL - WARTIME PALESTINIAN ORTHODOXY AND THE HOLOCAUST (HURBAN) MODERN JUDAISM. 1994 FEB; 14 (1): 21-61	3	4	0	78
157	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
158	1196 YEHESKEL A THE INTIMATE ENVIRONMENT AND THE SENSE OF COHERENCE AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 1995; 20 (3): 25-35	3	6	8	24
159	1207 GAMSON WA HIROSHIMA, THE HOLOCAUST, AND THE POLITICS OF EXCLUSION - 1994 PRESIDENTIAL-ADDRESS AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1995 FEB; 60 (1): 1-20	3	17	0	44
160	1220 CORY M COMEDIC DISTANCE IN HOLOCAUST LITERATURE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN CULTURE. 1995 SPR; 18 (1): 35-40	3	3	2	33
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161	1255 KASLOW F DESCENDANTS OF HOLOCAUST VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS - LEGACIES AND DIALOGUE CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1995 SEP; 17 (3): 275-290	3	7	3	30
162	1293 Langer LL The alarmed vision: Social suffering and Holocaust atrocity DAEDALUS. 1996 WIN; 125 (1): 47-65	3	6	0	16
163	1339 OFER D LINGUISTIC CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST IN PALESTINE AND ISRAEL, 1942-53 JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1996 JUL; 31 (3): 567-595	3	4	1	40
164	1412 Peskin H, Auerhahn NC, Laub D The second Holocaust: Therapeutic rescue when life threatens JOURNAL OF PERSONAL & INTERPERSONAL LOSS. 1997 JAN-MAR; 2 (1): 1-25	3	7	5	23
165	1413 Yehuda R, Steiner A, Kahana B, BinderBrynes K, et al. Alexithymia in Holocaust survivors with and without PTSD JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1997 JAN; 10 (1): 93-100	3	28	0	23
166	1445 Chodoff P The Holocaust and its effects on survivors: An overview POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1997 MAR; 18 (1): 147-157	3	6	0	6
167	1505 Carrington B, Short G Holocaust education, anti-racism and citizenship EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 1997 NOV; 49 (3): 271-282	3	4	0	29
168	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
169	1599 Levav I, Kohn R, Schwartz S The psychiatric, after-effects of the Holocaust on the second generation PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE. 1998 JUL; 28 (4): 755-760	3	8	19	55
170	1658 Terno P, Barak Y, Hadjez J, Elizur A, et al. Holocaust survivors hospitalized for life: The Israeli experience COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY. 1998 NOV-DEC; 39 (6): 364-367	3	3	7	19
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171	1731 Kertzer A Do you know what 'Auschwitz' means? Children's literature and the Holocaust LION AND THE UNICORN. 1999 APR; 23 (2): 238-256	3	7	1	32
172	1768 LaCapra D Trauma, absence, loss (Holocaust, history) CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1999 SUM; 25 (4): 696-727	3	23	1	64
173	1881 Conn DK, Clarke D, Van Reekum R Depression in holocaust survivors: Profile and treatment outcome in a geriatric day hospital program. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2000 APR; 15 (4): 331-337	3	7	5	27
174	1929 Baer ER A new algorithm in evil: Children's literature in a post-Holocaust world LION AND THE UNICORN. 2000 SEP; 24 (3): 378-401	3	5	1	67
175	2069 Kellermann NPE The long-term psychological effects and treatment of Holocaust trauma JOURNAL OF LOSS & TRAUMA. 2001 JUL-SEP; 6 (3): 197-218	3	5	5	19
176	2198 Wiseman H, Barber JP, Raz A, Yam I, et al. Parental communication of Holocaust experiences and interpersonal patterns in offspring of Holocaust survivors INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT. 2002 JUL; 26 (4): 371-381	3	4	17	81
177	2235 Moses AD Conceptual blockages and definitional dilemmas in the 'racial century': genocides of indigenous peoples and the Holocaust PATTERNS OF PREJUDICE. 2002 OCT; 36 (4): 7-36	3	8	5	146
178	2292 Amir M, Lev-Wiesel R Time does not heal all wounds: Quality of life and psychological distress of people who survived the Holocaust as children 55 years later JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2003 JUN; 16 (3): 295-299	3	14	6	19
179	2317 van IJzendoorn MH, Bakermans-Kranenburg MJ, Sagi-Schwartz A Are children of Holocaust survivors less well-adapted? A meta-analytic investigation of secondary traumatization JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2003 OCT; 16 (5): 459-469	3	5	31	81
180	2416 Collins C, Burazeri G, Gofin J, Kark JD Health status and mortality in Holocaust survivors living in Jerusalem 40-50 years later JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2004 OCT; 17 (5): 403-411	3	4	7	41
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181	178 ROSENTHAL PA, ROSENTHAL S HOLOCAUST EFFECT IN THE 3RD GENERATION - CHILD OF ANOTHER TIME AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1980; 34 (4): 572-580	2	5	0	8
182	187 LITTELL FH FUNDAMENTALS IN HOLOCAUST STUDIES ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 213-217	2	2	0	1
183	216 PECK SE THE CAMPAIGN FOR AN AMERICAN RESPONSE TO THE NAZI HOLOCAUST, 1943-1945 JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1980; 15 (2): 367-400	2	6	0	93
184	242 KAPLAN L HUTNER, ISAAC DAAT-TORAH PERSPECTIVE ON THE HOLOCAUST - A CRITICAL ANALYSIS TRADITION-A JOURNAL OF ORTHODOX JEWISH THOUGHT. 1980; 18 (3): 235-248	2	4	0	2
185	315 KATZ ST THE UNIQUE INTENTIONALITY OF THE HOLOCAUST MODERN JUDAISM. 1981; 1 (2): 161-183	2	2	0	85
186	448 WANGH M ON OBSTACLES TO THE WORKING THROUGH OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST EXPERIENCE AND ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF FAILING TO DO SO ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1983; 20 (1-2): 147-154	2	3	0	10
187	559 LINK N, VICTOR B, BINDER RL PSYCHOSIS IN CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - INFLUENCE OF THE HOLOCAUST IN THE CHOICE OF THEMES IN THEIR PSYCHOSES JOURNAL OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE. 1985; 173 (2): 115-117	2	3	1	12
188	604 MILTON S IMAGES OF THE HOLOCAUST, .2. HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (2): 193-216	2	3	0	7
189	616 FARNHAM JF HOLOCAUST LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN - THE PRESENTATION OF EVIL UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD STUDIES IN LITERATURE. 1986; 18 (2-3): 55-62	2	2	0	14
190	626 BERGER AL HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND CHILDREN IN 'ANYA' AND 'MR. SAMMLERS PLANET' + BELLOW AND SCHAEFFER MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 1986 WIN; 16 (1): 81-87	2	3	0	6
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191	659 HANAUSKEABEL HM FROM NAZI HOLOCAUST TO NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST - A LESSON TO LEARN LANCET. 1986 AUG 2; 2 (8501): 271-273	2	23	0	35
192	670 BERENBAUM M THE NATIVIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST JUDAISM. 1986 FAL; 35 (4): 447-457	2	2	0	15
193	694 YOUNG JE INTERPRETING LITERARY TESTIMONY - A PREFACE TO REREADING HOLOCAUST DIARIES AND MEMOIRS NEW LITERARY HISTORY. 1987 WIN; 18 (2): 403-423	2	8	0	39
194	707 AVIRAM A, SILVERBERG DS, CAREL RS HYPERTENSION IN EUROPEAN-IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL - THE POSSIBLE EFFECT OF THE HOLOCAUST ISRAEL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. 1987 APR; 23 (4): 257-263	2	5	1	26
195	736 HUTTENBACH HR LOCATING THE HOLOCAUST ON THE GENOCIDE SPECTRUM - TOWARDS A METHODOLOGY OF DEFINITION AND CATEGORIZATION HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1988; 3 (3): 289-303	2	3	1	41
196	752 HABER CH THE ANALYSIS OF A LATENCY-AGE SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 641-651	2	3	0	2
197	775 SCHNEIDER S ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A COMPARISON OF ISRAELI AND AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS ADOLESCENCE. 1988 FAL; 23 (91): 703-710	2	2	3	6
198	859 BERGER AL BEARING WITNESS, 2ND GENERATION LITERATURE OF THE SHOAH MODERN JUDAISM. 1990 FEB; 10 (1): 43-63	2	3	1	42
199	868 MILTON S THE CONTEXT OF THE HOLOCAUST GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW. 1990 MAY; 13 (2): 269-283	2	8	1	86
200	872 KOGAN I TRANSMITTED AND REAL TRAUMA IN THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF THE CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1990 JUN; 44 (6): 533-544	2	9	0	17

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2282 Shmotkin D, Blumstein T, Modan B

Tracing long-term effects of early trauma: A broad-scope view of Holocaust survivors in late life

JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 2003 APR; 71 (2): 223-234

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2350 Clarke DE, Colantonio A, Heslegrave R, Rhodes A, et al.

Holocaust experience and suicidal ideation in high-risk older adults

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2004 JAN-FEB; 12 (1): 65-74

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2365 Yehuda R, Golier JA, Halligan SL, Harvey PD

Learning and memory in holocaust survivors with posttraumatic stress disorder

BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY. 2004 FEB 1; 55 (3): 291-295

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349 FOLEY B

FACT, FICTION, FASCISM - TESTIMONY AND MIMESIS IN HOLOCAUST NARRATIVES

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE. 1982; 34 (4): 330-360

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461 ROSENBLOOM M

IMPLICATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR SOCIAL-WORK

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

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482 KRELL R

HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN - COMMENTS ON PSYCHIATRIC CONSEQUENCES AND PSYCHIATRIC TERMINOLOGY

COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY. 1984; 25 (5): 521-528

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508 BAIDER L, SARELL M

COPING WITH CANCER AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS IN ISRAEL - AN EXPLORATORY-STUDY

JOURNAL OF HUMAN STRESS. 1984; 10 (3): 121-127

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519 GRUBRICHSIMITIS I

FROM CONCRETISM TO METAPHOR - PSYCHOANALYTIC WORK WITH DESCENDANTS OF THE HOLOCAUST GENERATION

PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1984; 38 (1): 1-28

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560 FACKENHEIM EL

THE HOLOCAUST AND PHILOSOPHY

JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY. 1985; 82 (10): 505-514

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586 RINGELHEIM J

WOMEN AND THE HOLOCAUST - A RECONSIDERATION OF RESEARCH

SIGNS. 1985; 10 (4): 741-761

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656 WEINFELD M, SIGAL JJ

THE EFFECT OF THE HOLOCAUST ON SELECTED SOCIOPOLITICAL ATTITUDES OF ADULT CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS

CANADIAN REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE ET D ANTHROPOLOGIE. 1986 AUG; 23 (3): 365-382

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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

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822 GARBER Z, ZUCKERMAN B

WHY DO WE CALL THE HOLOCAUST THE HOLOCAUST, AN INQUIRY INTO THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LABELS

MODERN JUDAISM. 1989 MAY; 9 (2): 197-211

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830 PENNEBAKER JW, BARGER SD, TIEBOUT J

DISCLOSURE OF TRAUMAS AND HEALTH AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

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

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849 AUERHAHN NC, LAUB D

HOLOCAUST TESTIMONY + AS A STRUCTURE AND AS AN ORAL NARRATIVE

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (4): 447-462

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862 KRELL R

HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE

PSYCHIATRIC JOURNAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA-REVUE DE PSYCHIATRIE DE L UNIVERSITE D OTTAWA. 1990 MAR; 15 (1): 18-21

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882 BARON D

CHILDREN OF PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - WORKING THROUGH ONES OWN MORAL SELF

PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 1990 AUG; 53 (3): 229-245

118

894 DAWIDOWICZ LS

HOW THEY TEACH THE HOLOCAUST

COMMENTARY. 1990 DEC; 90 (6): 25-32

119

1088 BARON D

1ST ENCOUNTER BETWEEN CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS AND CHILDREN OF PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST

JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1993 FAL; 33 (4): 6-14

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1191 SAFFORD F

AGING STRESSORS FOR HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND THEIR FAMILIES

JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK. 1995; 24 (1-2): 131-153

Date / Author / Journal

121

THE AMERICANIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST

COMMENTARY. 1995 JUN; 99 (6): 35-40

122

1387 Suedfeld P, Krell R, Wiebe RE, Steel GD

Coping strategies in the narratives of Holocaust survivors

ANXIETY STRESS AND COPING. 1997; 10 (2): 153-179

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1427 Pohl D

Daniel J. Goldhagen's arguments in the light of research development + Holocaust, antisemitism, collective-guilt

VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1997 JAN; 45 (1): 1-48

251

124

1456 Russell DL

Reading the shards and fragments: Holocaust literature for young readers

LION AND THE UNICORN. 1997 APR; 21 (2): 267-280

125

1469 Sorscher N, Cohen LJ

Trauma in children of Holocaust survivors: Transgenerational effects

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1997 JUL; 67 (3): 493-500

126

1548 Mazor A, Mendelsohn Y

Spouse bereavement processes of Holocaust child survivors: Can one differentiate a black frame from a black background?

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1998 MAR; 20 (1): 79-91

127

1575 Magids DM

Personality comparison between children of hidden Holocaust survivors and American Jewish parents

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY. 1998 MAY; 132 (3): 245-254

128

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

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1965 Mullen RD

Dialect, grapholect, and story: Russell Hoban's 'Riddley Walker' (Question of genre in a novel of post-nuclear holocaust, phonology, mythology, language)

SCIENCE-FICTION STUDIES. 2000 NOV; 27: 391-+

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2042 Sigal JJ, Weinfeld M

Do children cope better than adults with potentially traumatic stress? A 40-year follow-up of Holocaust survivors

PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 2001 SPR; 64 (1): 69-80

Date / Author / Journal

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Unspeakable (Holocaust representation)

YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 39-66

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2067 Mandel N

Rethinking 'after Auschwitz': Against a rhetoric of the unspeakable in Holocaust writing

BOUNDARY 2-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND CULTURE. 2001 SUM; 28 (2): 203-228

133

2169 Sagi A, van IJzendoorn MH, Joels T, Scharf M

Disorganized reasoning in holocaust survivors

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 2002 APR; 72 (2): 194-203

134

33 KLEIN H, LAST U

COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF ATTITUDES OF AMERICAN AND ISRAELI JEWISH YOUTH TOWARDS VICTIMS OF HOLOCAUST

ISRAEL ANNALS OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES. 1974; 12 (2): 111-131

135

101 HILBERG R

CONFRONTING MORAL IMPLICATIONS OF HOLOCAUST

SOCIAL EDUCATION. 1978; 42 (4): 272-277

136

102 CHARTOCK R

HOLOCAUST UNIT FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS

SOCIAL EDUCATION. 1978; 42 (4): 278-285

137

113 GROBMAN A

WHAT DID THEY KNOW - AMERICAN JEWISH PRESS AND THE HOLOCAUST, 1 SEPTEMBER 1939 - 17 DECEMBER 1942

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1979; 68 (3): 327-352

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138

166 NEWMAN L

EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE IN CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

SOCIAL CASEWORK-JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK. 1979; 60 (1): 43-50

139

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

140

309 KINSLER F

2ND GENERATION EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST - THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GROUP-THERAPY IN THE RESOLUTION OF THE TRANSMISSION OF PARENTAL TRAUMA

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND JUDAISM. 1981; 6 (1): 53-67

Date / Author / Journal

141

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HOLOCAUST - THE BEHAVIOR OF NAZI OFFICIALS

COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY. 1982; 24 (3): 510-529

142

446 KLEIN H

THE MEANING OF THE HOLOCAUST

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1983; 20 (1-2): 119-128

143

608 PINES D

WORKING WITH WOMEN SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - AFFECTIVE EXPERIENCES IN TRANSFERENCE AND COUNTERTRANSFERENCE

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS. 1986; 67: 295-307

144

681 BAUER Y

ESSAY ON THE PLACE OF THE HOLOCAUST IN HISTORY - IN HONOR OF LITTELL, FRANKLIN,H.

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1987; 2 (2): 209-220

145

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

146

747 KESTENBERG JS

CHILD SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION

PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 495-497

147

803 SHANAN J

SURVIVING THE SURVIVORS - LATE PERSONALITY-DEVELOPMENT OF JEWISH HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MENTAL HEALTH. 1989 WIN; 17 (4): 42-71

148

824 LEVENTHAL G, ONTELL MK

A DESCRIPTIVE DEMOGRAPHIC AND PERSONALITY STUDY OF 2ND-GENERATION JEWISH HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS. 1989 JUN; 64 (3): 1067-1073

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832 BARON DB

HOLOCAUST PERPETRATORS AND THEIR CHILDREN - A PARADOXICAL MORALITY

JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1989 FAL; 29 (4): 424-443

150

853 HERTZ DG

TRAUMA AND NOSTALGIA - NEW ASPECTS ON THE COPING OF AGING HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1990; 27 (4): 189-198

Date / Author / Journal

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955 LANSEN J, CELS JP

PSYCHO-EDUCATIVE GROUP-PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR JEWISH CHILD-SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND NON-JEWISH CHILD-SURVIVORS OF JAPANESE CONCENTRATION-CAMPS

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1992; 29 (1): 22-32

152

956 ZILBERFEIN F, ESKIN V

HELPING HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WITH THE IMPACT OF ILLNESS AND HOSPITALIZATION - SOCIAL-WORK ROLE

SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 1992; 18 (1): 59-70

153

999 PORAT D

AMALEKS-ACCOMPLICES BLAMING ZIONISM FOR THE HOLOCAUST - ANTI-ZIONIST ULTRA-ORTHODOXY IN ISRAEL DURING THE 1980S

JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1992 OCT; 27 (4): 695-729

154

1090 AUERHAHN NC, PESKIN H, LAUB D

PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1993 FAL; 30 (3): 434-442

155

1110 BRAUN R

THE HOLOCAUST AND PROBLEMS OF HISTORICAL REPRESENTATION

HISTORY AND THEORY. 1994; 33 (2): 172-197

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1132 GREENBERG G

ONTIC DIVISION AND RELIGIOUS SURVIVAL - WARTIME PALESTINIAN ORTHODOXY AND THE HOLOCAUST (HURBAN)

MODERN JUDAISM. 1994 FEB; 14 (1): 21-61

157

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

158

1196 YEHESKEL A

THE INTIMATE ENVIRONMENT AND THE SENSE OF COHERENCE AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 1995; 20 (3): 25-35

159

1207 GAMSON WA

HIROSHIMA, THE HOLOCAUST, AND THE POLITICS OF EXCLUSION - 1994 PRESIDENTIAL-ADDRESS

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1995 FEB; 60 (1): 1-20

160

1220 CORY M

COMEDIC DISTANCE IN HOLOCAUST LITERATURE

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

Date / Author / Journal

161

DESCENDANTS OF HOLOCAUST VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS - LEGACIES AND DIALOGUE

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1995 SEP; 17 (3): 275-290

162

1293 Langer LL

The alarmed vision: Social suffering and Holocaust atrocity

DAEDALUS. 1996 WIN; 125 (1): 47-65

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1339 OFER D

LINGUISTIC CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST IN PALESTINE AND ISRAEL, 1942-53

JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1996 JUL; 31 (3): 567-595

164

1412 Peskin H, Auerhahn NC, Laub D

The second Holocaust: Therapeutic rescue when life threatens

JOURNAL OF PERSONAL & INTERPERSONAL LOSS. 1997 JAN-MAR; 2 (1): 1-25

165

1413 Yehuda R, Steiner A, Kahana B, BinderBrynes K, et al.

Alexithymia in Holocaust survivors with and without PTSD

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1997 JAN; 10 (1): 93-100

166

1445 Chodoff P

The Holocaust and its effects on survivors: An overview

POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1997 MAR; 18 (1): 147-157

167

1505 Carrington B, Short G

Holocaust education, anti-racism and citizenship

EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 1997 NOV; 49 (3): 271-282

168

1581 Bartov O

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

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

294

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1599 Levav I, Kohn R, Schwartz S

The psychiatric, after-effects of the Holocaust on the second generation

PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE. 1998 JUL; 28 (4): 755-760

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1658 Terno P, Barak Y, Hadjez J, Elizur A, et al.

Holocaust survivors hospitalized for life: The Israeli experience

COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY. 1998 NOV-DEC; 39 (6): 364-367

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171

Do you know what 'Auschwitz' means? Children's literature and the Holocaust

LION AND THE UNICORN. 1999 APR; 23 (2): 238-256

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1768 LaCapra D

Trauma, absence, loss (Holocaust, history)

CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1999 SUM; 25 (4): 696-727

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1881 Conn DK, Clarke D, Van Reekum R

Depression in holocaust survivors: Profile and treatment outcome in a geriatric day hospital program.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2000 APR; 15 (4): 331-337

174

1929 Baer ER

A new algorithm in evil: Children's literature in a post-Holocaust world

LION AND THE UNICORN. 2000 SEP; 24 (3): 378-401

175

2069 Kellermann NPE

The long-term psychological effects and treatment of Holocaust trauma

JOURNAL OF LOSS & TRAUMA. 2001 JUL-SEP; 6 (3): 197-218

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2198 Wiseman H, Barber JP, Raz A, Yam I, et al.

Parental communication of Holocaust experiences and interpersonal patterns in offspring of Holocaust survivors

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT. 2002 JUL; 26 (4): 371-381

177

2235 Moses AD

Conceptual blockages and definitional dilemmas in the 'racial century': genocides of indigenous peoples and the Holocaust

PATTERNS OF PREJUDICE. 2002 OCT; 36 (4): 7-36

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178

2292 Amir M, Lev-Wiesel R

Time does not heal all wounds: Quality of life and psychological distress of people who survived the Holocaust as children 55 years later

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2003 JUN; 16 (3): 295-299

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2317 van IJzendoorn MH, Bakermans-Kranenburg MJ, Sagi-Schwartz A

Are children of Holocaust survivors less well-adapted? A meta-analytic investigation of secondary traumatization

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2003 OCT; 16 (5): 459-469

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2416 Collins C, Burazeri G, Gofin J, Kark JD

Health status and mortality in Holocaust survivors living in Jerusalem 40-50 years later

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2004 OCT; 17 (5): 403-411

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178 ROSENTHAL PA, ROSENTHAL S

HOLOCAUST EFFECT IN THE 3RD GENERATION - CHILD OF ANOTHER TIME

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1980; 34 (4): 572-580

182

187 LITTELL FH

FUNDAMENTALS IN HOLOCAUST STUDIES

ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 213-217

183

216 PECK SE

THE CAMPAIGN FOR AN AMERICAN RESPONSE TO THE NAZI HOLOCAUST, 1943-1945

JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1980; 15 (2): 367-400

184

242 KAPLAN L

HUTNER, ISAAC DAAT-TORAH PERSPECTIVE ON THE HOLOCAUST - A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

TRADITION-A JOURNAL OF ORTHODOX JEWISH THOUGHT. 1980; 18 (3): 235-248

185

315 KATZ ST

THE UNIQUE INTENTIONALITY OF THE HOLOCAUST

MODERN JUDAISM. 1981; 1 (2): 161-183

186

448 WANGH M

ON OBSTACLES TO THE WORKING THROUGH OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST EXPERIENCE AND ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF FAILING TO DO SO

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1983; 20 (1-2): 147-154

187

559 LINK N, VICTOR B, BINDER RL

PSYCHOSIS IN CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - INFLUENCE OF THE HOLOCAUST IN THE CHOICE OF THEMES IN THEIR PSYCHOSES

JOURNAL OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE. 1985; 173 (2): 115-117

188

604 MILTON S

IMAGES OF THE HOLOCAUST, .2.

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (2): 193-216

189

616 FARNHAM JF

HOLOCAUST LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN - THE PRESENTATION OF EVIL

UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD STUDIES IN LITERATURE. 1986; 18 (2-3): 55-62

190

626 BERGER AL

HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND CHILDREN IN 'ANYA' AND 'MR. SAMMLERS PLANET' + BELLOW AND SCHAEFFER

MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 1986 WIN; 16 (1): 81-87

Date / Author / Journal

191

FROM NAZI HOLOCAUST TO NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST - A LESSON TO LEARN

LANCET. 1986 AUG 2; 2 (8501): 271-273

192

670 BERENBAUM M

THE NATIVIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST

JUDAISM. 1986 FAL; 35 (4): 447-457

193

694 YOUNG JE

INTERPRETING LITERARY TESTIMONY - A PREFACE TO REREADING HOLOCAUST DIARIES AND MEMOIRS

NEW LITERARY HISTORY. 1987 WIN; 18 (2): 403-423

194

707 AVIRAM A, SILVERBERG DS, CAREL RS

HYPERTENSION IN EUROPEAN-IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL - THE POSSIBLE EFFECT OF THE HOLOCAUST

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. 1987 APR; 23 (4): 257-263

195

736 HUTTENBACH HR

LOCATING THE HOLOCAUST ON THE GENOCIDE SPECTRUM - TOWARDS A METHODOLOGY OF DEFINITION AND CATEGORIZATION

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1988; 3 (3): 289-303

196

752 HABER CH

THE ANALYSIS OF A LATENCY-AGE SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST

PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 641-651

197

775 SCHNEIDER S

ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A COMPARISON OF ISRAELI AND AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS

ADOLESCENCE. 1988 FAL; 23 (91): 703-710

198

859 BERGER AL

BEARING WITNESS, 2ND GENERATION LITERATURE OF THE SHOAH

MODERN JUDAISM. 1990 FEB; 10 (1): 43-63

199

868 MILTON S

THE CONTEXT OF THE HOLOCAUST

GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW. 1990 MAY; 13 (2): 269-283

200

872 KOGAN I

TRANSMITTED AND REAL TRAUMA IN THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF THE CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1990 JUN; 44 (6): 533-544

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