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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1	702 MARRUS MR THE HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST - A SURVEY OF RECENT LITERATURE JOURNAL OF MODERN HISTORY. 1987 MAR; 59 (1): 114-160	1	5	8	327
2	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
3	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
4	2684 Moses AD The non-German German and the German German: Dilemmas of identity after the Holocaust NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2007 SUM; (101): 45-94	0	0	1	229
5	1865 Brackman H "A calamity almost beyond comprehension": Nazi anti-semitism and the Holocaust in the thought of W. E. B. DuBois AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 53-93	0	0	0	192
6	2686 Frank DA A traumatic reading of Twentieth-century rhetorical theory: The Belgian Holocaust, Malines, Perelman, and de Man QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH. 2007 AUG; 93 (3): 308-343	0	0	1	192
7	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
8	168 FRIEDLANDER H TOWARD A METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST TEACHERS COLLEGE RECORD. 1979; 80 (3): 519-542	1	2	2	190
9	1531 Herzog D "Pleasure, sex, and politics belong together": Post-Holocaust memory and the sexual-revolution in West Germany CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1998 WIN; 24 (2): 393-444	1	8	1	190
10	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
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
11	2038 Baron L Experiencing, explaining, and exploiting the Holocaust JUDAISM. 2001 SPR; 50 (2): 158-175	0	0	2	161
12	2629 Schulz S Film and television as the media of the social visualisation of the holocaust: The German first broadcast of the US American television series Holocaust in 1979 HISTORICAL SOCIAL RESEARCH-HISTORISCHE SOZIALFORSCHUNG. 2007; 32 (1): 189-248	0	0	1	161
13	72 HARKAVY RE SPECTER OF A MIDDLE EASTERN HOLOCAUST - STRATEGIC AND DIPLOMATIC IMPLICATIONS OF ISRAELI NUCLEAR-WEAPONS PROGRAM MONOGRAPH SERIES IN WORLD AFFAIRS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER. 1977; 14 (M4): R13-R126	0	0	0	159
14	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
15	2705 Lasson K Defending truth: Legal and psychological aspects of holocaust denial CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY. 2007 DEC; 26 (3-4): 223-266	0	0	0	158
16	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
17	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
18	1136 MARRUS MR REFLECTIONS ON THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF MODERN HISTORY. 1994 MAR; 66 (1): 92-116	2	7	1	155
19	2279 Baron L The Holocaust and American public memory, 1945-1960 HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2003 SPR; 17 (1): 62-88	1	3	3	152
20	1038 MARRUS MR ON THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST ANNALES-ECONOMIES SOCIETES CIVILISATIONS. 1993 MAY-JUN; 48 (3): 773-798	0	0	1	147
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
21	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
22	2488 Friedlander B Intention in extremity: Reading Dickinson after the Holocaust POETICS TODAY. 2005 SUM; 26 (2): 175-207	0	0	0	144
23	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
24	246 MALINA P HOLOCAUST ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1980; 7 (5): 169-191	0	0	0	134
25	1342 Clarke DB, Doel MA, McDonough FX Holocaust topologies: Singularity, politics, space POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY. 1996 JUL-SEP; 15 (6-7): 457-489	1	3	6	132
26	2428 Troebst S Jalta vs. Stalingrad, GULag vs. holocaust. conflicting cultures of remembrance in the wider Europe BERLINER JOURNAL FUR SOZIOLOGIE. 2005; 15 (3): 381-+	0	0	0	129
27	1480 Alvarez A Adjusting to genocide - The techniques of neutralization and the Holocaust SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY. 1997 SUM; 21 (2): 139-178	0	7	0	126
28	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
29	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
30	1393 Issroff J Affect contagion phenomena: Ongoing effects subsequent to massive traumatization: A study of a large group discussion of the Holocaust in a ''Survivor-Syndrome''-workshop and further implications GRUPPENPSYCHOTHERAPIE UND GRUPPENDYNAMIK. 1997; 33 (2): 83-112	0	0	3	119
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
31	1892 Herbert U The policy of extermination in Nazi Germany - New questions and answers regarding the history of the Holocaust REVUE D HISTOIRE MODERNE ET CONTEMPORAINE. 2000 APR-JUN; 47 (2): 233-264	0	0	0	119
32	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
33	1202 MARRUS MR JEWISH RESISTANCE TO THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1995 JAN; 30 (1): 83-110	1	1	0	113
34	1629 Seltzer W Population statistics, the Holocaust, and the Nuremberg trials POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW. 1998 SEP; 24 (3): 511-+	1	7	0	110
35	54 [Anon] CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE TO PRICE-ANDERSON ACT - RIPENESS AND STANDING BEFORE HOLOCAUST DUKE LAW JOURNAL. 1976; (5): 967-1015	0	0	0	109
36	277 DIETRICH DJ HOLOCAUST AS PUBLIC-POLICY - THE 3RD REICH HUMAN RELATIONS. 1981; 34 (6): 445-462	0	2	0	109
37	1122 ZERUBAVEL Y THE DEATH OF MEMORY AND THE MEMORY OF DEATH, MASADA AND THE HOLOCAUST AS HISTORICAL METAPHORS REPRESENTATIONS. 1994 WIN; (45): 72-100	0	4	1	109
38	2367 Hasian M Remembering and forgetting the "final solution": A rhetorical pilgrimage through the US Holocaust Memorial Museum CRITICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA COMMUNICATION. 2004 MAR; 21 (1): 64-92	0	1	11	108
39	2405 Bartov O The holocaust as "Leitmotif' of the twentieth century ZEITGESCHICHTE. 2004 SEP-OCT; 31 (5): 315-327	0	0	0	108
40	1596 Shmotkin D, Lomranz J Subjective well-being among Holocaust survivors: An examination of overlooked differentiations JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1998 JUL; 75 (1): 141-155	5	13	19	107
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
41	295 LAPOMARDA VA JESUITS AND THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF CHURCH AND STATE. 1981; 23 (2): 241-258	0	1	0	106
42	1926 Stein HF From countertransference to social theory: A study of Holocaust thinking in US business dress ETHOS. 2000 SEP; 28 (3): 346-378	0	2	1	106
43	2330 Kansteiner W Entertaining catastrophe: The reinvention of the Holocaust in the television of the Federal Republic of Germany (ZDF) NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2003 FAL; (90): 135-162	0	0	0	106
44	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
45	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
46	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
47	2004 Felman S Theaters of justice: Arendt in Jerusalem, the Eichmann trial, and the redefinition of legal meaning in the wake of the Holocaust CRITICAL INQUIRY. 2001 WIN; 27 (2): 201-238	1	3	0	103
48	2285 Biro M Representation and event: Anselm Kiefer, Joseph Beuys, and the memory of the Holocaust YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2003 SPR; 16 (1): 113-146	0	0	0	103
49	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
50	1183 SCHWARTZ S, DOHRENWEND BP, LEVAV I NONGENETIC FAMILIAL TRANSMISSION OF PSYCHIATRIC-DISORDERS - EVIDENCE FROM CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 1994 DEC; 35 (4): 385-402	13	19	14	102
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
51	1295 Braham RL Romanian nationalists and the Holocaust: A case study in history cleansing HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 WIN; 10 (3): 211-251	0	0	1	102
52	109 BAUM RC HOLOCAUST - ANOMIC HOBBESIAN STATE OF NATURE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE. 1978; 7 (4): 303-326	0	2	0	101
53	1637 Seibel W State structure and mass murder - The contribution of historical comparative analyses of government institutions to Holocaust research GESCHICHTE UND GESELLSCHAFT. 1998 OCT-DEC; 24 (4): 539-569	0	0	1	101
54	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
55	680 MICHAEL R THEOLOGICAL MYTH, GERMAN ANTISEMITISM AND THE HOLOCAUST - THE CASE OF NIEMOELLER, MARTIN HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1987; 2 (1): 105-122	0	1	0	98
56	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
57	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
58	2687 Spector K God on the gallows: Reading the holocaust through narratives of redemption RESEARCH IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH. 2007 AUG; 42 (1): 7-55	0	0	1	97
59	1521 Heart MYHB, DeBruyn LM The American Indian holocaust: Healing historical unresolved grief AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH. 1998; 8 (2): 56-78	0	16	6	95
60	1854 Klein KL On the emergence of memory in historical discourse (Historiography, history, Jews, Holocaust, 'after-Auschwitz') REPRESENTATIONS. 2000 WIN; (69): 127-150	1	38	0	95
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
61	2049 Gubar S Prosopopoeia and Holocaust poetry in English: Sylvia Plath and her contemporaries YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 191-215	0	0	1	94
62	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
63	2234 Koepnick L Reframing the past: Heritage cinema and Holocaust in the 1990s NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2002 FAL; (87): 47-82	0	0	0	93
64	2293 Seibel W, Raab J Networks of persecution: On the measurement of division of labor and differentiation of power within the persecution apparatus during the holocaust KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE. 2003 JUN; 55 (2): 197-+	0	0	1	93
65	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
66	1994 Liebersohn H, Schneider D "My life in Germany before and after January 30, 1933": A guide to the manuscript collection at Houghton Library, Harvard University - Editor's introduction (Holocaust) TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. 2001; 91: 1-30	0	0	0	92
67	2188 Caplan K The Holocaust in contemporary Israeli Haredi popular religion MODERN JUDAISM. 2002 MAY; 22 (2): 142-168	0	0	1	92
68	439 JELINEK Y THE HOLOCAUST OF SLOVAKIAN JEWRY EAST CENTRAL EUROPE. 1983; 10: 14-23	0	1	0	89
69	2194 Schiffrin D Mother and friends in a Holocaust life story LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY. 2002 JUN; 31 (3): 309-353	0	7	2	88
70	888 LIBOWITZ R HOLOCAUST STUDIES + RECENT HISTORICAL SCHOLARSHIP ON HOLOCAUST TOPICS, SYMPOSIA, COLLOQUIUMS, COMMEMORATIONS AND MEMORIALS MODERN JUDAISM. 1990 OCT; 10 (3): 271-281	0	0	0	87
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
71	1078 LEWIN CM NEGOTIATED SELVES IN THE HOLOCAUST ETHOS. 1993 SEP; 21 (3): 295-318	1	8	1	87
72	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
73	693 BRIANS P RED HOLOCAUST + THE THEME OF NUCLEAR-WAR IN SCIENCE-FICTION - THE ATOMIC CONQUEST OF THE WEST EXTRAPOLATION. 1987 WIN; 28 (4): 319-329	0	2	0	86
74	868 MILTON S THE CONTEXT OF THE HOLOCAUST GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW. 1990 MAY; 13 (2): 269-283	2	8	1	86
75	1853 Baer U The give memory a place: Holocaust photography and the landscape tradition REPRESENTATIONS. 2000 WIN; (69): 38-62	2	6	0	86
76	315 KATZ ST THE UNIQUE INTENTIONALITY OF THE HOLOCAUST MODERN JUDAISM. 1981; 1 (2): 161-183	2	2	0	85
77	1889 Altfelix T The 'post-holocaust Jew' and the instrumentalization of philosemitism PATTERNS OF PREJUDICE. 2000 APR; 34 (2): 41-56	0	1	0	85
78	1959 Lussana F Memory and recollections in the historiographic debate of the Holocaust STUDI STORICI. 2000 OCT-DEC; 41 (4): 1047-1081	0	0	0	85
79	2663 Scharf M Long-term effects of trauma: Psychosocial functioning of the second and third generation of Holocaust survivors DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. 2007 SPR; 19 (2): 603-622	0	0	14	85
80	989 BERGMAN J SOVIET DISSIDENTS ON THE HOLOCAUST, HITLER AND NAZISM, A STUDY OF THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL MEMORY SLAVONIC AND EAST EUROPEAN REVIEW. 1992 JUL; 70 (3): 477-504	0	0	0	84
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
81	1110 BRAUN R THE HOLOCAUST AND PROBLEMS OF HISTORICAL REPRESENTATION HISTORY AND THEORY. 1994; 33 (2): 172-197	3	6	0	84
82	2708 Goodman YC, Mizrachi N "The Holocaust does not belong to European Jews alone": The differential use of memory techniques in Israeli high schools AMERICAN ETHNOLOGIST. 2008 FEB; 35 (1): 95-114	0	0	0	84
83	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
84	2106 Callinicos A Plumbing the depths: Marxism and the Holocaust YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 FAL; 14 (2): 385-414	0	0	0	83
85	731 DADRIAN VN THE CONVERGENT ASPECTS OF THE ARMENIAN AND JEWISH CASES OF GENOCIDE, A REINTERPRETATION OF THE CONCEPT OF HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1988; 3 (2): 151-169	1	1	1	82
86	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
87	68 FLEISCHNER E SELECT ANNOTATED-BIBLIOGRAPHY ON HOLOCAUST HORIZONS. 1977; 4 (1): 61-83	0	0	0	81
88	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
89	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
90	2693 Raalte EVDHV, Van Ijzendoorn MH, Bakermans-Kranenburg MJ Quality of care after early childhood trauma and well-being in later life: Child holocaust survivors reaching old age AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 2007 OCT; 77 (4): 514-522	0	0	22	81
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
91	2496 Hasian M Authenticity, public memories, and the problematics of post-holocaust remembrances: A rhetorical analysis of the Wilkomirski affair QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH. 2005 AUG; 91 (3): 231-263	0	0	1	80
92	46 GREENBERG I JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY AFTER THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1975; 12 (4): 521-551	1	1	0	79
93	713 BOTZ G STEP-BY-STEP EXCLUSION FROM SOCIETY - THE AUSTRIAN JEWS FROM THE ANSCHLUSS TO THE HOLOCAUST ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1987 JUN-JUL; 14 (9-10): 359-378	0	3	0	79
94	1740 Baumel JT Women's agency and survival strategies during the Holocaust WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM. 1999 MAY-JUN; 22 (3): 329-347	0	1	0	79
95	1811 Staub ME 'Negroes are not Jews': Race, Holocaust consciousness, and the rise of Jewish neoconservatism RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW. 1999 FAL; (75): 3-27	0	0	0	79
96	2251 Auerhahn NC, Peskin H Action knowledge, acknowledgment, and interpretive action in work with holocaust survivors PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY. 2003; 72 (3): 615-658	1	4	6	79
97	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
98	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
99	2543 deMause L The childhood origins of the Holocaust JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 WIN; 33 (3): 204-222	0	1	0	78
100	743 AMISHAIMAISELS Z CHRISTOLOGICAL SYMBOLISM OF THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1988; 3 (4): 457-481	0	0	0	77

Date / Author / Journal

THE HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST - A SURVEY OF RECENT LITERATURE

JOURNAL OF MODERN HISTORY. 1987 MAR; 59 (1): 114-160

327

1581 Bartov O

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

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

294

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

2684 Moses AD

The non-German German and the German German: Dilemmas of identity after the Holocaust

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2007 SUM; (101): 45-94

229

1865 Brackman H

"A calamity almost beyond comprehension": Nazi anti-semitism and the Holocaust in the thought of W. E. B. DuBois

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 53-93

192

2686 Frank DA

A traumatic reading of Twentieth-century rhetorical theory: The Belgian Holocaust, Malines, Perelman, and de Man

QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH. 2007 AUG; 93 (3): 308-343

192

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

168 FRIEDLANDER H

TOWARD A METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST

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

190

1531 Herzog D

"Pleasure, sex, and politics belong together": Post-Holocaust memory and the sexual-revolution in West Germany

CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1998 WIN; 24 (2): 393-444

190

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

Date / Author / Journal

Experiencing, explaining, and exploiting the Holocaust

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

161

2629 Schulz S

Film and television as the media of the social visualisation of the holocaust: The German first broadcast of the US American television series Holocaust in 1979

HISTORICAL SOCIAL RESEARCH-HISTORISCHE SOZIALFORSCHUNG. 2007; 32 (1): 189-248

161

72 HARKAVY RE

SPECTER OF A MIDDLE EASTERN HOLOCAUST - STRATEGIC AND DIPLOMATIC IMPLICATIONS OF ISRAELI NUCLEAR-WEAPONS PROGRAM

MONOGRAPH SERIES IN WORLD AFFAIRS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER. 1977; 14 (M4): R13-R126

159

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

2705 Lasson K

Defending truth: Legal and psychological aspects of holocaust denial

CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY. 2007 DEC; 26 (3-4): 223-266

158

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

156

1807 Sullam Calimani AV

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

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

156

1136 MARRUS MR

REFLECTIONS ON THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST

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

155

2279 Baron L

The Holocaust and American public memory, 1945-1960

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2003 SPR; 17 (1): 62-88

152

1038 MARRUS MR

ON THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST

ANNALES-ECONOMIES SOCIETES CIVILISATIONS. 1993 MAY-JUN; 48 (3): 773-798

147

Date / Author / Journal

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

146

2488 Friedlander B

Intention in extremity: Reading Dickinson after the Holocaust

POETICS TODAY. 2005 SUM; 26 (2): 175-207

144

144 PENKOWER MN

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

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

138

246 MALINA P

HOLOCAUST

ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1980; 7 (5): 169-191

134

1342 Clarke DB, Doel MA, McDonough FX

Holocaust topologies: Singularity, politics, space

POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY. 1996 JUL-SEP; 15 (6-7): 457-489

132

2428 Troebst S

Jalta vs. Stalingrad, GULag vs. holocaust. conflicting cultures of remembrance in the wider Europe

BERLINER JOURNAL FUR SOZIOLOGIE. 2005; 15 (3): 381-+

129

1480 Alvarez A

Adjusting to genocide - The techniques of neutralization and the Holocaust

SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY. 1997 SUM; 21 (2): 139-178

126

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

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

1393 Issroff J

Affect contagion phenomena: Ongoing effects subsequent to massive traumatization: A study of a large group discussion of the Holocaust in a ''Survivor-Syndrome''-workshop and further implications

GRUPPENPSYCHOTHERAPIE UND GRUPPENDYNAMIK. 1997; 33 (2): 83-112

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The policy of extermination in Nazi Germany - New questions and answers regarding the history of the Holocaust

REVUE D HISTOIRE MODERNE ET CONTEMPORAINE. 2000 APR-JUN; 47 (2): 233-264

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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

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JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1995 JAN; 30 (1): 83-110

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POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW. 1998 SEP; 24 (3): 511-+

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HOLOCAUST AS PUBLIC-POLICY - THE 3RD REICH

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1981; 34 (6): 445-462

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REPRESENTATIONS. 1994 WIN; (45): 72-100

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Remembering and forgetting the "final solution": A rhetorical pilgrimage through the US Holocaust Memorial Museum

CRITICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA COMMUNICATION. 2004 MAR; 21 (1): 64-92

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The holocaust as "Leitmotif' of the twentieth century

ZEITGESCHICHTE. 2004 SEP-OCT; 31 (5): 315-327

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Subjective well-being among Holocaust survivors: An examination of overlooked differentiations

JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1998 JUL; 75 (1): 141-155

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JOURNAL OF CHURCH AND STATE. 1981; 23 (2): 241-258

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From countertransference to social theory: A study of Holocaust thinking in US business dress

ETHOS. 2000 SEP; 28 (3): 346-378

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Entertaining catastrophe: The reinvention of the Holocaust in the television of the Federal Republic of Germany (ZDF)

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2003 FAL; (90): 135-162

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

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

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Israeli historical geography and the Holocaust: reconsidering the research agenda

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

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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

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Theaters of justice: Arendt in Jerusalem, the Eichmann trial, and the redefinition of legal meaning in the wake of the Holocaust

CRITICAL INQUIRY. 2001 WIN; 27 (2): 201-238

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Representation and event: Anselm Kiefer, Joseph Beuys, and the memory of the Holocaust

YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2003 SPR; 16 (1): 113-146

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Theology after the Shoah: The transformation of the core paradigm

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

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NONGENETIC FAMILIAL TRANSMISSION OF PSYCHIATRIC-DISORDERS - EVIDENCE FROM CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 1994 DEC; 35 (4): 385-402

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Romanian nationalists and the Holocaust: A case study in history cleansing

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 WIN; 10 (3): 211-251

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HOLOCAUST - ANOMIC HOBBESIAN STATE OF NATURE

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State structure and mass murder - The contribution of historical comparative analyses of government institutions to Holocaust research

GESCHICHTE UND GESELLSCHAFT. 1998 OCT-DEC; 24 (4): 539-569

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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

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THEOLOGICAL MYTH, GERMAN ANTISEMITISM AND THE HOLOCAUST - THE CASE OF NIEMOELLER, MARTIN

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1987; 2 (1): 105-122

1908 Friedrichs DO

The crime of the century? The case for the Holocaust

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

2282 Shmotkin D, Blumstein T, Modan B

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

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2687 Spector K

God on the gallows: Reading the holocaust through narratives of redemption

RESEARCH IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH. 2007 AUG; 42 (1): 7-55

1521 Heart MYHB, DeBruyn LM

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AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH. 1998; 8 (2): 56-78

1854 Klein KL

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Prosopopoeia and Holocaust poetry in English: Sylvia Plath and her contemporaries

YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 191-215

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2234 Koepnick L

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NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2002 FAL; (87): 47-82

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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

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"My life in Germany before and after January 30, 1933": A guide to the manuscript collection at Houghton Library, Harvard University - Editor's introduction (Holocaust)

TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. 2001; 91: 1-30

2188 Caplan K

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MODERN JUDAISM. 2002 MAY; 22 (2): 142-168

439 JELINEK Y

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EAST CENTRAL EUROPE. 1983; 10: 14-23

2194 Schiffrin D

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HOLOCAUST STUDIES + RECENT HISTORICAL SCHOLARSHIP ON HOLOCAUST TOPICS, SYMPOSIA, COLLOQUIUMS, COMMEMORATIONS AND MEMORIALS

MODERN JUDAISM. 1990 OCT; 10 (3): 271-281

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NEGOTIATED SELVES IN THE HOLOCAUST

ETHOS. 1993 SEP; 21 (3): 295-318

2256 Eshkoli H

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

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868 MILTON S

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1853 Baer U

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

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THE UNIQUE INTENTIONALITY OF THE HOLOCAUST

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

1889 Altfelix T

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PATTERNS OF PREJUDICE. 2000 APR; 34 (2): 41-56

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DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. 2007 SPR; 19 (2): 603-622

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"The Holocaust does not belong to European Jews alone": The differential use of memory techniques in Israeli high schools

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Plumbing the depths: Marxism and the Holocaust

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THE CONVERGENT ASPECTS OF THE ARMENIAN AND JEWISH CASES OF GENOCIDE, A REINTERPRETATION OF THE CONCEPT OF HOLOCAUST

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

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

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

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Quality of care after early childhood trauma and well-being in later life: Child holocaust survivors reaching old age

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STEP-BY-STEP EXCLUSION FROM SOCIETY - THE AUSTRIAN JEWS FROM THE ANSCHLUSS TO THE HOLOCAUST

ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1987 JUN-JUL; 14 (9-10): 359-378

1740 Baumel JT

Women's agency and survival strategies during the Holocaust

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1811 Staub ME

'Negroes are not Jews': Race, Holocaust consciousness, and the rise of Jewish neoconservatism

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2251 Auerhahn NC, Peskin H

Action knowledge, acknowledgment, and interpretive action in work with holocaust survivors

PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY. 2003; 72 (3): 615-658

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

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

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

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

2543 deMause L

The childhood origins of the Holocaust

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 WIN; 33 (3): 204-222

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CHRISTOLOGICAL SYMBOLISM OF THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1988; 3 (4): 457-481

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