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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
201	886 MOR N HOLOCAUST MESSAGES FROM THE PAST CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1990 OCT; 12 (5): 371-379	2	5	2	14
202	887 KASLOW FW TREATING HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1990 OCT; 12 (5): 393-405	2	6	1	12
203	954 SCHINDLER R, SPIEGEL C, MALACHI E SILENCES - HELPING ELDERLY HOLOCAUST VICTIMS DEAL WITH THE PAST INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1992; 35 (4): 243-252	2	5	4	19
204	962 GREENBERG G REDEMPTION AFTER HOLOCAUST ACCORDING TO MAHANE-ISRAEL, LUBAVITCH 1940-1945 + THE THEOLOGICAL VITALITY OF SCHNEERSOHN, JOSEPH,ISAAC AND THE FOUNDING OF THE CAMP-OF-ISRAEL SECT MODERN JUDAISM. 1992 FEB; 12 (1): 61-84	2	2	0	23
205	990 DINER D RATIONALIZATION AND METHOD + THE GERMAN HOLOCAUST - A NEW ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN THE FINAL-SOLUTION VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1992 JUL; 40 (3): 359-382	2	10	0	27
206	1031 KERNAN M A NATIONAL MEMORIAL BEARS WITNESS TO THE TRAGEDY OF THE HOLOCAUST SMITHSONIAN. 1993 APR; 24 (1): 50-&	2	2	0	5
207	1036 TABACHNICK SE OF 'MAUS' AND MEMORY, THE STRUCTURE OF SPIEGELMAN, ART GRAPHIC NOVEL OF THE HOLOCAUST WORD & IMAGE. 1993 APR-JUN; 9 (2): 154-162	2	5	0	17
208	1041 BARON L, REZNIKOFF M, GLENWICK DS NARCISSISM, INTERPERSONAL ADJUSTMENT, AND COPING IN CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY. 1993 MAY; 127 (3): 257-269	2	4	11	39
209	1084 PHAYER M THE CATHOLIC-RESISTANCE-CIRCLE IN BERLIN AND GERMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS DURING THE HOLOCAUST + THE ROMAN-CATHOLIC REACTION AND PROTEST AGAINST NAZI ANTI-SEMITISM AFTER THE VIOLENCE OF KRISTALL-NACHT (1938) HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1993 FAL; 7 (2): 216-229	2	2	0	24
210	1091 WHITEMAN DB HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND ESCAPEES - THEIR STRENGTHS PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1993 FAL; 30 (3): 443-451	2	5	0	19
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
211	1118 ROTHBERG M WE WERE TALKING JEWISH, SPIEGELMAN, ART 'MAUS' AS HOLOCAUST PRODUCTION CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE. 1994 WIN; 35 (4): 661-687	2	6	0	39
212	1136 MARRUS MR REFLECTIONS ON THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF MODERN HISTORY. 1994 MAR; 66 (1): 92-116	2	7	1	155
213	1142 HARTMAN G PUBLIC MEMORY AND ITS DISCONTENTS + FOCUSING ON TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES LIKE WAR, THE HOLOCAUST, OR MASSIVE VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN-RIGHTS RARITAN-A QUARTERLY REVIEW. 1994 SPR; 13 (4): 24-40	2	8	0	3
214	1166 LINENTHAL ET THE BOUNDARIES OF MEMORY - THE UNITED-STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1994 SEP; 46 (3): 406-433	2	4	0	22
215	1187 Prager E, Solomon Z Perceptions of world benevolence, meaningfulness, and self-worth among elderly Israeli holocaust survivors and non-survivors ANXIETY STRESS AND COPING. 1995; 8 (4): 265-277	2	9	5	47
216	1237 COLE T, SMITH G GHETTOIZATION AND THE HOLOCAUST - BUDAPEST 1944 JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY. 1995 JUL; 21 (3): 300-316	2	4	0	28
217	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
218	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
219	1303 Margalit A, Motzkin G The uniqueness of the Holocaust PHILOSOPHY & PUBLIC AFFAIRS. 1996 WIN; 25 (1): 65-83	2	6	0	31
220	1304 BRINKLEY R, YOURA S TRACING SHOAH PMLA-PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. 1996 JAN; 111 (1): 108-127	2	2	0	26
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
221	1314 DOHERTY T SPIEGELMAN, ART 'MAUS' - GRAPHIC ART AND THE HOLOCAUST AMERICAN LITERATURE. 1996 MAR; 68 (1): 69-84	2	4	0	18
222	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
223	1347 Baron L, Eisman H, Scuello M, Veyzer A, et al. Stress resilience, locus of control, and religion in children of Holocaust victims JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY. 1996 SEP; 130 (5): 513-525	2	5	6	41
224	1356 SUEDFELD P THEMATIC CONTENT ANALYSES, NOMOTHETIC METHODS FOR USING HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR NARRATIVES IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 FAL; 10 (2): 168-180	2	4	1	29
225	1357 Lipstadt DE America and the memory of the Holocaust, 1950-1965 + Exploring the emergence of an American (Jewish and non-Jewish) agenda following World-War-II MODERN JUDAISM. 1996 OCT; 16 (3): 195-214	2	4	0	47
226	1374 Buckler S Historical narrative, identity and the Holocaust HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1996 NOV; 9 (4): 1-20	2	7	0	37
227	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
228	1409 Burrin P There's no such thing as a murderous people! + 'Hitler's Willing Executioners', Daniel Goldhagen's controversial thesis on ordinary Germans and the Holocaust HISTOIRE. 1997 JAN; (206): 82-85	2	2	0	12
229	1441 Birn RB Revising the Holocaust + A review essay of Daniel Jonah Goldhagen's 'Hitler's willing executioners' HISTORICAL JOURNAL. 1997 MAR; 40 (1): 195-215	2	11	0	8
230	1447 Crysler G, Kusno A Angels in the temple - The aesthetic construction of citizenship at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ART JOURNAL. 1997 SPR; 56 (1): 52-64	2	2	0	14
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
231	1517 Young JE Toward a received history of the Holocaust HISTORY AND THEORY. 1997 DEC; 36 (4): 21-43	2	5	1	30
232	1555 Young JE The Holocaust as vicarious past: Art Spiegelman's 'Maus' and the afterimages of history (Comics) CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SPR; 24 (3): 666-699	2	6	1	21
233	1566 Suedfeld P, Fell C, Krell R Structural aspects of survivors' thinking about the Holocaust JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1998 APR; 11 (2): 323-336	2	10	1	35
234	1574 Moses AD Structure and agency in the Holocaust: Daniel J. Goldhagen and his critics HISTORY AND THEORY. 1998 MAY; 37 (2): 194-219	2	10	5	159
235	1585 Rowland-Klein D, Dunlop R The transmission of trauma across generations: identification with parental trauma in children of Holocaust survivors AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1998 JUN; 32 (3): 358-369	2	4	4	31
236	1587 Gur-Ze'ev I The morality of acknowledging/not-acknowledging the other's Holocaust/genocide JOURNAL OF MORAL EDUCATION. 1998 JUN; 27 (2): 161-177	2	4	0	20
237	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
238	1669 Kellermann NPF Diagnosis of holocaust survivors and their children ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1999; 36 (1): 55-64	2	4	6	38
239	1715 Short G Antiracist education and moral behaviour: Lessons from the Holocaust JOURNAL OF MORAL EDUCATION. 1999 MAR; 28 (1): 49-62	2	2	0	50
240	1788 Sigal J Posttraumatic stress disorder in children of Holocaust survivors AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1999 AUG; 156 (8): 1295-1295	2	3	3	4
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
241	1806 Faierstein MM Abraham Joshua Heschel and the Holocaust (Forging a synthesis between Judaism and modern Western civilization) MODERN JUDAISM. 1999 OCT; 19 (3): 255-275	2	2	0	28
242	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
243	1839 Schiffrin D Mother/daughter discourse in a Holocaust oral history: "Because then you admit that you're guilty" NARRATIVE INQUIRY. 2000; 10 (1): 1-44	2	40	0	74
244	1847 Brandler S Practice issues: Understanding aged Holocaust survivors FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES. 2000 JAN-FEB; 81 (1): 66-75	2	2	11	28
245	1853 Baer U The give memory a place: Holocaust photography and the landscape tradition REPRESENTATIONS. 2000 WIN; (69): 38-62	2	6	0	86
246	1955 Suleiman SR Problems of memory and factuality in recent Holocaust memoirs: Wilkomirski/Wiesel POETICS TODAY. 2000 FAL; 21 (3): 543-559	2	4	0	42
247	1991 Kellermann NPF Perceived parental rearing behavior in children of Holocaust survivors ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 2001; 38 (1): 58-68	2	2	19	47
248	2006 Donahue WC Illusions of subtlety: Bernhard Schlink's Der 'Vorleser' and the moral limits of Holocaust fiction GERMAN LIFE AND LETTERS. 2001 JAN; 54 (1): 60-81	2	9	0	54
249	2044 Hirsch M Surviving images: Holocaust photographs and the work of postmemory YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 5-37	2	16	0	55
250	2084 Ehrenhaus P Why we fought: Holocaust memory in Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan CRITICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA COMMUNICATION. 2001 SEP; 18 (3): 321-337	2	5	1	37
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
251	2096 Amir M, Lev-Wiesel R Does everyone have a name? Psychological distress and quality of life among child holocaust survivors with lost identity JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2001 OCT; 14 (4): 859-869	2	2	7	38
252	2101 Kellermann NPF Transmission of Holocaust trauma - An integrative view PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 2001 FAL; 64 (3): 256-267	2	5	15	46
253	2172 Burtonwood N Holocaust Memorial Day in schools - context, process and content: a review of research into Holocaust education EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH. 2002 SPR; 44 (1): 69-82	2	2	6	41
254	2211 Cohen E, Dekel R, Solomon Z Long-term adjustment and the role of attachment among Holocaust child survivors PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES. 2002 JUL 19; 33 (2): 299-310	2	4	6	52
255	2243 Cowan P, Maitles H Developing Positive Values: a case study of Holocaust Memorial Day in the primary schools of one local authority in Scotland EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 2002 NOV; 54 (3): 219-229	2	3	3	31
256	2297 Ben-Peretz M Identifying with horror: Teaching about the holocaust - A response to Simone Schweber's "simulating survival" CURRICULUM INQUIRY. 2003 SUM; 33 (2): 189-198	2	2	0	9
257	2306 Foldes AJ, Brodsky J, Bentur N Long-term effects of poor environmental conditions during early life: Increased prevalence of hip fractures among holocaust survivors. JOURNAL OF BONE AND MINERAL RESEARCH. 2003 SEP; 18: S53-S53	2	2	0	0
258	2337 Cohen E, Dekel R, Solomon Z, Lavie T Posttraumatic stress symptoms and fear of intimacy among treated and non-treated survivors who were children during the Holocaust SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 38 (11): 611-617	2	5	10	35
259	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
260	2432 Suedfeld P, Soriano E, McMurtry DL, Paterson H, et al. Erikson's "components of a healthy personality" among Holocaust survivors immediately and 40 years after the war INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 2005; 60 (3): 229-248	2	2	6	53
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
261	2456 Bachar E, Canetti L, Berry EM Lack of long-lasting consequences of starvation on eating pathology in Jewish Holocaust survivors of Nazi concentration camps JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY. 2005 FEB; 114 (1): 165-169	2	3	0	13
262	2492 Barak Y, Aizenberg D, Szor H, Swartz M, et al. Increased risk of attempted suicide among aging holocaust survivors AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2005 AUG; 13 (8): 701-704	2	3	5	25
263	2515 Codde P The Holocaust and postwar Jewish identity in Daniel Stern's 'Who shall live, who shall die' STUDIES IN AMERICAN FICTION. 2005 FAL; 33 (2): 165-181	2	2	0	28
264	2551 Desch MC The myth of abandonment: The use and abuse of the Holocaust analogy SECURITY STUDIES. 2006 JAN-MAR; 15 (1): 106-145	2	2	1	177
265	2561 Fallace TD The origins of Holocaust education in American public schools HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 SPR; 20 (1): 80-102	2	2	1	50
266	2 ALVAREZ A THE LITERATURE OF THE HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1964; 38 (5): 65-69	1	3	0	0
267	14 FACKENHEIM EL JEWISH FAITH AND HOLOCAUST - FRAGMENT COMMENTARY. 1968; 46 (2): 30-36	1	3	0	3
268	21 FEINGOLD HL ROOSEVELT AND HOLOCAUST - REFLECTIONS ON NEW DEAL HUMANITARIANISM JUDAISM. 1969; 18 (3): 259-276	1	2	0	2
269	34 KLEIN H CHILD VICTIMS OF HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY. 1974; 3 (2): 44-47	1	0	0	10
270	35 ECKARDT AL HOLOCAUST - CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH RESPONSES JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION. 1974; 42 (3): 453-469	1	2	0	43
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
271	37 ECKARDT AR ULTIMATE DILEMMA - IS HOLOCAUST UNIQUE WORLDVIEW. 1974; 17 (9): 31-38	1	1	0	0
272	39 KATZ J WAS HOLOCAUST PREDICTABLE COMMENTARY. 1975; 59 (5): 41-48	1	3	0	0
273	43 TALMAGE F CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1975; 60 (4): 72-75	1	1	0	3
274	46 GREENBERG I JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY AFTER THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1975; 12 (4): 521-551	1	1	0	79
275	48 FACKENHEIM EL NAZI HOLOCAUST AS A PERSISTING TRAUMA FOR NON-JEWISH MIND JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS. 1975; 36 (2): 369-376	1	3	0	17
276	49 HALPERIN I IN JERUSALEM - REFLECTIONS ON TEACHING HOLOCAUST JUDAISM. 1975; 24 (3): 339-347	1	1	0	0
277	93 KONING HB HOLOCAUST AND ENGINEERING PROFESSION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. 1978; 100 (10): 75-75	1	1	0	0
278	100 FREEDMAN T WHY TEACH ABOUT HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION SOCIAL EDUCATION. 1978; 42 (4): 263-265	1	1	0	0
279	111 FEINGOLD HL WHO SHALL BEAR GUILT FOR THE HOLOCAUST - HUMAN DILEMMA AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1979; 68 (3): 261-282	1	2	0	4
280	124 CARMON A TEACHING THE HOLOCAUST AS A MEANS OF FOSTERING VALUES CURRICULUM INQUIRY. 1979; 9 (3): 209-228	1	1	0	13
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
281	143 LUCK D USE AND ABUSE OF HOLOCAUST DOCUMENTS - REITLINGER AND HOW MANY JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1979; 41 (2): 95-122	1	1	0	70
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	146 WHITFIELD SJ HOLOCAUST AND THE AMERICAN JEWISH INTELLECTUAL JUDAISM. 1979; 28 (4): 391-401	1	2	0	38
284	168 FRIEDLANDER H TOWARD A METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST TEACHERS COLLEGE RECORD. 1979; 80 (3): 519-542	1	2	2	190
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	188 SCHATZKER C THE TEACHING OF THE HOLOCAUST - DILEMMAS AND CONSIDERATIONS ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 218-226	1	1	0	30
287	189 CARMON A PROBLEMS IN COPING WITH THE HOLOCAUST - EXPERIENCES WITH STUDENTS IN A MULTINATIONAL PROGRAM ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 227-236	1	1	0	4
288	202 DAWIDOWICZ LS LIES ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1980; 70 (6): 31-37	1	3	0	8
289	204 LAQUEUR W HITLER HOLOCAUST - WHO KNEW WHAT, WHEN, AND HOW ENCOUNTER. 1980; 55 (1): 6-25	1	3	0	30
290	211 CORY ME SOME REFLECTIONS ON NBCS FILM 'HOLOCAUST' GERMAN QUARTERLY. 1980; 53 (4): 444-451	1	1	0	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
291	228 MAGURSHAK D THE INCOMPREHENSIBILITY OF THE HOLOCAUST - TIGHTENING UP SOME LOOSE USAGE JUDAISM. 1980; 29 (2): 233-242	1	2	0	11
292	244 GOLDHAGEN E THE HOLOCAUST IN SOVIET PROPAGANDA AND HISTORIOGRAPHY VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1980; 28 (4): 502-507	1	3	0	3
293	287 NILSSON C THE HOLOCAUST IN SWEDEN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 107-124	1	1	0	1
294	290 LEVINSOHN H THE TELEVISION SERIES HOLOCAUST IN ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 151-165	1	1	0	10
295	296 EARLEY GD THE RADICAL HERMENEUTICAL SHIFT IN POST-HOLOCAUST CHRISTIAN THOUGHT JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1981; 18 (1): 16-32	1	1	0	19
296	298 BEREZIN MA THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 131-133	1	1	0	0
297	310 SCHNEIDER S A PROPOSAL FOR TREATING ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND JUDAISM. 1981; 6 (1): 68-76	1	4	2	16
298	311 LIPSTADT DE INVOKING THE HOLOCAUST - ANALYSIS OF CURRENT INTEREST IN THE SHOAH JUDAISM. 1981; 30 (3): 335-343	1	1	0	0
299	314 HOROWITZ IL MANY GENOCIDES, ONE HOLOCAUST - THE LIMITS OF THE RIGHTS OF STATES AND THE OBLIGATIONS OF INDIVIDUALS MODERN JUDAISM. 1981; 1 (1): 74-89	1	1	0	23
300	326 SAALMANN D CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE HOLOCAUST LITERATURE ORBIS LITTERARUM. 1981; 36 (3): 243-259	1	1	0	52

Date / Author / Journal

201

HOLOCAUST MESSAGES FROM THE PAST

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

202

887 KASLOW FW

TREATING HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1990 OCT; 12 (5): 393-405

203

954 SCHINDLER R, SPIEGEL C, MALACHI E

SILENCES - HELPING ELDERLY HOLOCAUST VICTIMS DEAL WITH THE PAST

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1992; 35 (4): 243-252

204

962 GREENBERG G

REDEMPTION AFTER HOLOCAUST ACCORDING TO MAHANE-ISRAEL, LUBAVITCH 1940-1945 + THE THEOLOGICAL VITALITY OF SCHNEERSOHN, JOSEPH,ISAAC AND THE FOUNDING OF THE CAMP-OF-ISRAEL SECT

MODERN JUDAISM. 1992 FEB; 12 (1): 61-84

205

990 DINER D

RATIONALIZATION AND METHOD + THE GERMAN HOLOCAUST - A NEW ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN THE FINAL-SOLUTION

VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1992 JUL; 40 (3): 359-382

206

1031 KERNAN M

A NATIONAL MEMORIAL BEARS WITNESS TO THE TRAGEDY OF THE HOLOCAUST

SMITHSONIAN. 1993 APR; 24 (1): 50-&

207

1036 TABACHNICK SE

OF 'MAUS' AND MEMORY, THE STRUCTURE OF SPIEGELMAN, ART GRAPHIC NOVEL OF THE HOLOCAUST

WORD & IMAGE. 1993 APR-JUN; 9 (2): 154-162

208

1041 BARON L, REZNIKOFF M, GLENWICK DS

NARCISSISM, INTERPERSONAL ADJUSTMENT, AND COPING IN CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY. 1993 MAY; 127 (3): 257-269

209

1084 PHAYER M

THE CATHOLIC-RESISTANCE-CIRCLE IN BERLIN AND GERMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS DURING THE HOLOCAUST + THE ROMAN-CATHOLIC REACTION AND PROTEST AGAINST NAZI ANTI-SEMITISM AFTER THE VIOLENCE OF KRISTALL-NACHT (1938)

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1993 FAL; 7 (2): 216-229

210

1091 WHITEMAN DB

HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND ESCAPEES - THEIR STRENGTHS

PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1993 FAL; 30 (3): 443-451

Date / Author / Journal

211

WE WERE TALKING JEWISH, SPIEGELMAN, ART 'MAUS' AS HOLOCAUST PRODUCTION

CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE. 1994 WIN; 35 (4): 661-687

212

1136 MARRUS MR

REFLECTIONS ON THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST

JOURNAL OF MODERN HISTORY. 1994 MAR; 66 (1): 92-116

155

213

1142 HARTMAN G

PUBLIC MEMORY AND ITS DISCONTENTS + FOCUSING ON TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES LIKE WAR, THE HOLOCAUST, OR MASSIVE VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN-RIGHTS

RARITAN-A QUARTERLY REVIEW. 1994 SPR; 13 (4): 24-40

214

1166 LINENTHAL ET

THE BOUNDARIES OF MEMORY - THE UNITED-STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1994 SEP; 46 (3): 406-433

215

1187 Prager E, Solomon Z

Perceptions of world benevolence, meaningfulness, and self-worth among elderly Israeli holocaust survivors and non-survivors

ANXIETY STRESS AND COPING. 1995; 8 (4): 265-277

216

1237 COLE T, SMITH G

GHETTOIZATION AND THE HOLOCAUST - BUDAPEST 1944

JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY. 1995 JUL; 21 (3): 300-316

217

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

218

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

219

1303 Margalit A, Motzkin G

The uniqueness of the Holocaust

PHILOSOPHY & PUBLIC AFFAIRS. 1996 WIN; 25 (1): 65-83

220

1304 BRINKLEY R, YOURA S

TRACING SHOAH

PMLA-PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. 1996 JAN; 111 (1): 108-127

Date / Author / Journal

221

SPIEGELMAN, ART 'MAUS' - GRAPHIC ART AND THE HOLOCAUST

AMERICAN LITERATURE. 1996 MAR; 68 (1): 69-84

222

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

223

1347 Baron L, Eisman H, Scuello M, Veyzer A, et al.

Stress resilience, locus of control, and religion in children of Holocaust victims

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY. 1996 SEP; 130 (5): 513-525

224

1356 SUEDFELD P

THEMATIC CONTENT ANALYSES, NOMOTHETIC METHODS FOR USING HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR NARRATIVES IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 FAL; 10 (2): 168-180

225

1357 Lipstadt DE

America and the memory of the Holocaust, 1950-1965 + Exploring the emergence of an American (Jewish and non-Jewish) agenda following World-War-II

MODERN JUDAISM. 1996 OCT; 16 (3): 195-214

226

1374 Buckler S

Historical narrative, identity and the Holocaust

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1996 NOV; 9 (4): 1-20

227

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

228

1409 Burrin P

There's no such thing as a murderous people! + 'Hitler's Willing Executioners', Daniel Goldhagen's controversial thesis on ordinary Germans and the Holocaust

HISTOIRE. 1997 JAN; (206): 82-85

229

1441 Birn RB

Revising the Holocaust + A review essay of Daniel Jonah Goldhagen's 'Hitler's willing executioners'

HISTORICAL JOURNAL. 1997 MAR; 40 (1): 195-215

230

1447 Crysler G, Kusno A

Angels in the temple - The aesthetic construction of citizenship at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

ART JOURNAL. 1997 SPR; 56 (1): 52-64

Date / Author / Journal

231

Toward a received history of the Holocaust

HISTORY AND THEORY. 1997 DEC; 36 (4): 21-43

232

1555 Young JE

The Holocaust as vicarious past: Art Spiegelman's 'Maus' and the afterimages of history (Comics)

CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SPR; 24 (3): 666-699

233

1566 Suedfeld P, Fell C, Krell R

Structural aspects of survivors' thinking about the Holocaust

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1998 APR; 11 (2): 323-336

234

1574 Moses AD

Structure and agency in the Holocaust: Daniel J. Goldhagen and his critics

HISTORY AND THEORY. 1998 MAY; 37 (2): 194-219

159

235

1585 Rowland-Klein D, Dunlop R

The transmission of trauma across generations: identification with parental trauma in children of Holocaust survivors

AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1998 JUN; 32 (3): 358-369

236

1587 Gur-Ze'ev I

The morality of acknowledging/not-acknowledging the other's Holocaust/genocide

JOURNAL OF MORAL EDUCATION. 1998 JUN; 27 (2): 161-177

237

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

238

1669 Kellermann NPF

Diagnosis of holocaust survivors and their children

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1999; 36 (1): 55-64

239

1715 Short G

Antiracist education and moral behaviour: Lessons from the Holocaust

JOURNAL OF MORAL EDUCATION. 1999 MAR; 28 (1): 49-62

240

1788 Sigal J

Posttraumatic stress disorder in children of Holocaust survivors

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1999 AUG; 156 (8): 1295-1295

Date / Author / Journal

241

Abraham Joshua Heschel and the Holocaust (Forging a synthesis between Judaism and modern Western civilization)

MODERN JUDAISM. 1999 OCT; 19 (3): 255-275

242

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

243

1839 Schiffrin D

Mother/daughter discourse in a Holocaust oral history: "Because then you admit that you're guilty"

NARRATIVE INQUIRY. 2000; 10 (1): 1-44

244

1847 Brandler S

Practice issues: Understanding aged Holocaust survivors

FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES. 2000 JAN-FEB; 81 (1): 66-75

245

1853 Baer U

The give memory a place: Holocaust photography and the landscape tradition

REPRESENTATIONS. 2000 WIN; (69): 38-62

246

1955 Suleiman SR

Problems of memory and factuality in recent Holocaust memoirs: Wilkomirski/Wiesel

POETICS TODAY. 2000 FAL; 21 (3): 543-559

247

1991 Kellermann NPF

Perceived parental rearing behavior in children of Holocaust survivors

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 2001; 38 (1): 58-68

248

2006 Donahue WC

Illusions of subtlety: Bernhard Schlink's Der 'Vorleser' and the moral limits of Holocaust fiction

GERMAN LIFE AND LETTERS. 2001 JAN; 54 (1): 60-81

249

2044 Hirsch M

Surviving images: Holocaust photographs and the work of postmemory

YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 5-37

250

2084 Ehrenhaus P

Why we fought: Holocaust memory in Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan

CRITICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA COMMUNICATION. 2001 SEP; 18 (3): 321-337

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

251

2096 Amir M, Lev-Wiesel R

Does everyone have a name? Psychological distress and quality of life among child holocaust survivors with lost identity

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2001 OCT; 14 (4): 859-869

252

2101 Kellermann NPF

Transmission of Holocaust trauma - An integrative view

PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. 2001 FAL; 64 (3): 256-267

253

2172 Burtonwood N

Holocaust Memorial Day in schools - context, process and content: a review of research into Holocaust education

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH. 2002 SPR; 44 (1): 69-82

254

2211 Cohen E, Dekel R, Solomon Z

Long-term adjustment and the role of attachment among Holocaust child survivors

PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES. 2002 JUL 19; 33 (2): 299-310

255

2243 Cowan P, Maitles H

Developing Positive Values: a case study of Holocaust Memorial Day in the primary schools of one local authority in Scotland

EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 2002 NOV; 54 (3): 219-229

256

2297 Ben-Peretz M

Identifying with horror: Teaching about the holocaust - A response to Simone Schweber's "simulating survival"

CURRICULUM INQUIRY. 2003 SUM; 33 (2): 189-198

257

2306 Foldes AJ, Brodsky J, Bentur N

Long-term effects of poor environmental conditions during early life: Increased prevalence of hip fractures among holocaust survivors.

JOURNAL OF BONE AND MINERAL RESEARCH. 2003 SEP; 18: S53-S53

258

2337 Cohen E, Dekel R, Solomon Z, Lavie T

Posttraumatic stress symptoms and fear of intimacy among treated and non-treated survivors who were children during the Holocaust

SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 38 (11): 611-617

259

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

260

2432 Suedfeld P, Soriano E, McMurtry DL, Paterson H, et al.

Erikson's "components of a healthy personality" among Holocaust survivors immediately and 40 years after the war

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 2005; 60 (3): 229-248

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

261

2456 Bachar E, Canetti L, Berry EM

Lack of long-lasting consequences of starvation on eating pathology in Jewish Holocaust survivors of Nazi concentration camps

JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY. 2005 FEB; 114 (1): 165-169

262

2492 Barak Y, Aizenberg D, Szor H, Swartz M, et al.

Increased risk of attempted suicide among aging holocaust survivors

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2005 AUG; 13 (8): 701-704

263

2515 Codde P

The Holocaust and postwar Jewish identity in Daniel Stern's 'Who shall live, who shall die'

STUDIES IN AMERICAN FICTION. 2005 FAL; 33 (2): 165-181

264

2551 Desch MC

The myth of abandonment: The use and abuse of the Holocaust analogy

SECURITY STUDIES. 2006 JAN-MAR; 15 (1): 106-145

177

265

2561 Fallace TD

The origins of Holocaust education in American public schools

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 SPR; 20 (1): 80-102

266

2 ALVAREZ A

THE LITERATURE OF THE HOLOCAUST

COMMENTARY. 1964; 38 (5): 65-69

267

14 FACKENHEIM EL

JEWISH FAITH AND HOLOCAUST - FRAGMENT

COMMENTARY. 1968; 46 (2): 30-36

268

21 FEINGOLD HL

ROOSEVELT AND HOLOCAUST - REFLECTIONS ON NEW DEAL HUMANITARIANISM

JUDAISM. 1969; 18 (3): 259-276

269

34 KLEIN H

CHILD VICTIMS OF HOLOCAUST

JOURNAL OF CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY. 1974; 3 (2): 44-47

270

35 ECKARDT AL

HOLOCAUST - CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH RESPONSES

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION. 1974; 42 (3): 453-469

Date / Author / Journal

271

ULTIMATE DILEMMA - IS HOLOCAUST UNIQUE

WORLDVIEW. 1974; 17 (9): 31-38

272

39 KATZ J

WAS HOLOCAUST PREDICTABLE

COMMENTARY. 1975; 59 (5): 41-48

273

43 TALMAGE F

CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND HOLOCAUST

COMMENTARY. 1975; 60 (4): 72-75

274

46 GREENBERG I

JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY AFTER THE HOLOCAUST

JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1975; 12 (4): 521-551

275

48 FACKENHEIM EL

NAZI HOLOCAUST AS A PERSISTING TRAUMA FOR NON-JEWISH MIND

JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS. 1975; 36 (2): 369-376

276

49 HALPERIN I

IN JERUSALEM - REFLECTIONS ON TEACHING HOLOCAUST

JUDAISM. 1975; 24 (3): 339-347

277

93 KONING HB

HOLOCAUST AND ENGINEERING PROFESSION

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. 1978; 100 (10): 75-75

278

100 FREEDMAN T

WHY TEACH ABOUT HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION

SOCIAL EDUCATION. 1978; 42 (4): 263-265

279

111 FEINGOLD HL

WHO SHALL BEAR GUILT FOR THE HOLOCAUST - HUMAN DILEMMA

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1979; 68 (3): 261-282

280

124 CARMON A

TEACHING THE HOLOCAUST AS A MEANS OF FOSTERING VALUES

CURRICULUM INQUIRY. 1979; 9 (3): 209-228

Date / Author / Journal

281

USE AND ABUSE OF HOLOCAUST DOCUMENTS - REITLINGER AND HOW MANY

JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1979; 41 (2): 95-122

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

146 WHITFIELD SJ

HOLOCAUST AND THE AMERICAN JEWISH INTELLECTUAL

JUDAISM. 1979; 28 (4): 391-401

284

168 FRIEDLANDER H

TOWARD A METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST

TEACHERS COLLEGE RECORD. 1979; 80 (3): 519-542

190

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

188 SCHATZKER C

THE TEACHING OF THE HOLOCAUST - DILEMMAS AND CONSIDERATIONS

ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 218-226

287

189 CARMON A

PROBLEMS IN COPING WITH THE HOLOCAUST - EXPERIENCES WITH STUDENTS IN A MULTINATIONAL PROGRAM

ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 450 (JUL): 227-236

288

202 DAWIDOWICZ LS

LIES ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST

COMMENTARY. 1980; 70 (6): 31-37

289

204 LAQUEUR W

HITLER HOLOCAUST - WHO KNEW WHAT, WHEN, AND HOW

ENCOUNTER. 1980; 55 (1): 6-25

290

211 CORY ME

SOME REFLECTIONS ON NBCS FILM 'HOLOCAUST'

GERMAN QUARTERLY. 1980; 53 (4): 444-451

Date / Author / Journal

291

THE INCOMPREHENSIBILITY OF THE HOLOCAUST - TIGHTENING UP SOME LOOSE USAGE

JUDAISM. 1980; 29 (2): 233-242

292

244 GOLDHAGEN E

THE HOLOCAUST IN SOVIET PROPAGANDA AND HISTORIOGRAPHY

VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1980; 28 (4): 502-507

293

287 NILSSON C

THE HOLOCAUST IN SWEDEN

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 107-124

294

290 LEVINSOHN H

THE TELEVISION SERIES HOLOCAUST IN ISRAEL

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 151-165

295

296 EARLEY GD

THE RADICAL HERMENEUTICAL SHIFT IN POST-HOLOCAUST CHRISTIAN THOUGHT

JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1981; 18 (1): 16-32

296

298 BEREZIN MA

THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION

JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 131-133

297

310 SCHNEIDER S

A PROPOSAL FOR TREATING ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND JUDAISM. 1981; 6 (1): 68-76

298

311 LIPSTADT DE

INVOKING THE HOLOCAUST - ANALYSIS OF CURRENT INTEREST IN THE SHOAH

JUDAISM. 1981; 30 (3): 335-343

299

314 HOROWITZ IL

MANY GENOCIDES, ONE HOLOCAUST - THE LIMITS OF THE RIGHTS OF STATES AND THE OBLIGATIONS OF INDIVIDUALS

MODERN JUDAISM. 1981; 1 (1): 74-89

300

326 SAALMANN D

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE HOLOCAUST LITERATURE

ORBIS LITTERARUM. 1981; 36 (3): 243-259

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