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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1	1096 FREED JI THE UNITED-STATES-HOLOCAUST-MEMORIAL-MUSEUM WASHINGTON, DC A + U-ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM. 1993 NOV; (278): 88-127	0	0	0	1
2	2425 [Anon] Holocaust memorial (Peter Eisenman) A + U-ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM. 2005; (419): 52-53	0	0	0	1
3	2523 [Anon] Moshe Safdie - Holocaust History Museum at Yad Vashem - Jerusalem, Israel 2005 A + U-ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM. 2006; (425): 34-45	0	0	0	1
4	2159 Geiderman JM Ethics seminars: Physician complicity in the Holocaust: Historical review and reflections on emergency medicine in the 21st century, part I ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE. 2002 MAR; 9 (3): 223-231	0	3	1	46
5	2160 Geiderman JM Ethics seminars: Physician complicity in the Holocaust: Historical review and reflections on emergency medicine in the 21st century, part II ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE. 2002 MAR; 9 (3): 232-240	0	6	0	77
6	1386 Prekerowa T Who helped Jews during the Holocaust in Poland? (Historical perspectives on altruism in the Polish communities during World-War-II) ACTA POLONIAE HISTORICA. 1997; (76): 153-170	0	0	0	12
7	884 ROBINSON S, RAPAPORT J, DURST R, RAPAPORT M, et al. THE LATE EFFECTS OF NAZI PERSECUTION AMONG ELDERLY HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS ACTA PSYCHIATRICA SCANDINAVICA. 1990 OCT; 82 (4): 311-315	17	33	3	12
8	1138 ROBINSON S, RAPAPORTBARSEVER M, RAPAPORT J THE PRESENT STATE OF PEOPLE WHO SURVIVED THE HOLOCAUST AS CHILDREN ACTA PSYCHIATRICA SCANDINAVICA. 1994 APR; 89 (4): 242-245	12	31	3	15
9	82 SCHNEIDER S ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS ADOLESCENCE. 1978; 13 (52): 575-584	5	5	1	28
10	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
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
11	2349 Shamai S, Yardeni E, Klages B Multicultural education: Israeli and German adolescents' knowledge and views regarding the Holocaust ADOLESCENCE. 2004 WIN; 39 (156): 765-778	0	0	0	12
12	341 RODEN RG, RODEN MM CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY. 1982; 10: 66-72	1	3	0	11
13	2426 Kundrus B From the Herero to the Holocaust? Some remarks on the current debate AFRIKA SPECTRUM. 2005; 40 (2): 299-308	0	0	1	45
14	2427 Kossler R From genocide to holocaust? Structural parallels and discursive continuities AFRIKA SPECTRUM. 2005; 40 (2): 309-317	0	0	1	25
15	2627 Dekel R, Hobfoll SE The impact of resource loss on Holocaust survivors facing war and terrorism in Israel AGING & MENTAL HEALTH. 2007; 11 (2): 159-167	0	1	14	57
16	711 STEINER G THE LONG LIFE OF METAPHOR + HOLOCAUST - AN APPROACH TO THE SHOAH AKZENTE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR LITERATUR. 1987 JUN; 34 (3): 194-212	0	0	0	7
17	83 NEWMAN J, LEFLAR D NOVELS OF POST-HOLOCAUST AMERICA - ANNOTATED-BIBLIOGRAPHY ALTERNATIVE FUTURES. 1978; 1 (3-4): 110-116	0	1	0	27
18	967 LEWIN CM THE HOLOCAUST - ANTHROPOLOGICAL POSSIBILITIES AND THE DILEMMA OF REPRESENTATION AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 1992 MAR; 94 (1): 161-166	1	6	0	51
19	110 HEATH G HOLOGRAPHIC HOLOCAUST AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL. 1979; 65 (OCT): 1450-&	0	0	0	1
20	2018 Levin B History as a weapon - How extremists deny the holocaust in north America AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2001 FEB; 44 (6): 1001-1031	0	1	0	57
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
21	634 SAINER A 'SHOAH' - LANZMANN, C AMERICAN BOOK REVIEW. 1986 MAR-APR; 8 (3): 6-6	0	0	0	1
22	635 JUCOVY ME GENERATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST - A RETROSPECTIVE AMERICAN BOOK REVIEW. 1986 MAR-APR; 8 (3): 10-10	0	0	0	1
23	1547 Irmer T The German Holocaust Memorial shall not be monumental - A letter from Berlin AMERICAN BOOK REVIEW. 1998 MAR-APR; 19 (3): 11-+	0	0	0	0
24	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
25	529 OPHULS M 'SHOAH' - LANZMANN, C AMERICAN FILM. 1985; 11 (2): 16-&	0	0	0	1
26	637 WARD GC 'SHOAH' - LANZMANN, C AMERICAN HERITAGE. 1986 APR-MAY; 37 (3): 15-15	0	0	0	1
27	1754 vanden Heuvel WJ America and the Holocaust AMERICAN HERITAGE. 1999 JUL-AUG; 50 (4): 34-+	0	0	0	0
28	1755 Smoler F The Holocaust and Kosovo AMERICAN HERITAGE. 1999 JUL-AUG; 50 (4): 49-49	0	0	0	0
29	2161 Black E Holocaust revisionism? (Response to a book review by Frederick E. Allen) AMERICAN HERITAGE. 2002 MAR; 53 (1): 6-6	0	0	0	2
30	2162 Allen FE Holocaust revisionism? (Reply to Edwin Black) AMERICAN HERITAGE. 2002 MAR; 53 (1): 6-7	0	0	0	1
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
31	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
32	1634 Miller PB Imagined enemies, real victims: Bartov's transcendent Holocaust AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. 1998 OCT; 103 (4): 1178-1181	0	1	0	4
33	1206 [Anon] 'AMERICA AND THE HOLOCAUST DECEIT AND INDIFFERENCE' - LINDEN, H AMERICAN HISTORY. 1995 FEB; 29 (6): 22-22	0	0	0	1
34	808 [Anon] HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNDERWAY AMERICAN HISTORY ILLUSTRATED. 1989 FEB; 23 (10): 10-10	0	0	0	0
35	466 WANGH M THE THREAT OF A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST, METAPSYCHOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS AMERICAN IMAGO. 1984; 41 (3): 211-224	0	3	0	27
36	467 AARONS ZA THE THREAT OF A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST, DECEPTION IN DETERRENCE - THE REACTION OF CHILDREN AMERICAN IMAGO. 1984; 41 (3): 225-235	0	0	0	5
37	468 SLOCHOWER H THE THREAT OF A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST - HOPE BEYOND HOPELESSNESS AMERICAN IMAGO. 1984; 41 (3): 237-243	0	1	0	2
38	1257 BERGMANN MS THE JEWISH AND GERMAN ROOTS OF PSYCHOANALYSIS AND THE IMPACT OF THE HOLOCAUST AMERICAN IMAGO. 1995 FAL; 52 (3): 243-259	0	0	0	25
39	2065 Faye EJ Missing the 'real' trace of trauma: How the second generation remember the Holocaust AMERICAN IMAGO. 2001 SUM; 58 (2): 525-544	0	0	0	17
40	2220 Geller J Postmemories of the Holocaust - Preface AMERICAN IMAGO. 2002 FAL; 59 (3): 249-252	0	0	1	7
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
41	2221 Hirsch M, Spitzer L 'We-would-not-have-come-without-you': Generations of nostalgia (Holocaust and memory) AMERICAN IMAGO. 2002 FAL; 59 (3): 253-274	0	1	0	38
42	2222 Suleiman SR The 1.5 generation: Thinking about child survivors and the Holocaust AMERICAN IMAGO. 2002 FAL; 59 (3): 277-295	1	2	1	37
43	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
44	781 HOLDHEIM W THE LESS THAN TOTAL BREAK + THE GERMAN-JEWISH LEGACY AS RECOLLECTED BY A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES. 1988 NOV; 40 (2): 261-265	0	0	0	0
45	782 STRAUSS HA EMANCIPATION AND POST-EMANCIPATION IDENTITIES, REFLECTIONS ON ON-GOING RESEARCH + THE GERMAN-JEWISH LEGACY IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE HOLOCAUST AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES. 1988 NOV; 40 (2): 289-296	0	0	0	7
46	1214 KANTOROVITZ E FEATHERS AND OTHER MEMORIES OF A CHILD OF THE SHOAH - RETHINKING THE AMERICAN JEWISH EXPERIENCE AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES. 1995 SPR-SUM; 47 (1): 62-95	0	0	0	12
47	30 ADLER S UNITED STATES AND HOLOCAUST AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY. 1974; 64 (1): 14-23	0	1	1	38
48	111 FEINGOLD HL WHO SHALL BEAR GUILT FOR THE HOLOCAUST - HUMAN DILEMMA AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1979; 68 (3): 261-282	1	2	0	4
49	112 ZUROFF E RESCUE PRIORITY AND FUND RAISING AS ISSUES DURING THE HOLOCAUST - CASE-STUDY OF THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE VAAD-HA-HATZALA AND THE JOINT, 1939-1941 AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1979; 68 (3): 305-326	0	2	0	45
50	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
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
51	248 FEINGOLD HL AMERICA AND THE HOLOCAUST .2. + INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL ISSUE AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1981; 70 (3): 277-280	0	0	0	0
52	249 CROWE DM THE HOLOCAUST - DOCUMENTS IN THE NATIONAL-ARCHIVES OF THE UNITED-STATES AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1981; 70 (3): 362-378	0	0	0	14
53	250 HOCHWALD J THE UNITED-STATES-ARMY T-FORCES - DOCUMENTING THE HOLOCAUST AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1981; 70 (3): 379-380	0	0	0	0
54	342 LOWENSTEIN S A NEW DEAL FOR REFUGEES + AMERICAN JEWISH RESCUE EFFORTS DURING HOLOCAUST YEARS - THE PROMISE AND REALITY OF OSWEGO AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1982; 71 (3): 325-341	1	4	0	14
55	381 PINSKY E AMERICAN JEWISH UNITY DURING THE HOLOCAUST - THE JOINT-EMERGENCY-COMMITTEE, 1943 AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1983; 72 (4): 477-497	1	1	0	13
56	864 KELMAN S LIMITS OF CONSENSUS, UNIONS AND THE HOLOCAUST + AFL-CIO REACTION, AND FOREIGN AND PUBLIC-POLICY CONCERNING THE JEWISH GENOCIDE AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1990 SPR; 79 (3): 314-335	0	1	0	16
57	1081 FEINGOLD HL WAS THERE COMMUNAL FAILURE + AN EXAMINATION OF THE ACCELERATION OF THE RESHAPING OF AMERICAN JEWRY - SOME THOUGHTS ON THE AMERICAN JEWISH RESPONSE TO THE HOLOCAUST AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1993 FAL; 81 (1): 60-80	0	0	0	21
58	1312 RUBIN AP THE SCHLEIFER CHILDREN + THE UNITED-STATES WAR-REFUGEE-BOARD (WRB) AND THE ATTEMPT TO SAVE THE SURVIVING REMNANTS OF EUROPEAN JEWRY - A SPECIAL HOLOCAUST RESCUE CASE AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 MAR; 84 (1): 1-9	0	0	0	9
59	1313 MEDOFF R WHY BRANDEIS, ALICE ENDORSED THE IRGUN-TZVAI-LEUMI + AN EXAMINATION OF THE MILITANT JEWISH STATEHOOD GROUP AND INTRA-ZIONIST RIVALRY - AN EPISODE IN HOLOCAUST-ERA AMERICAN JEWISH POLITICS AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 MAR; 84 (1): 29-38	0	1	0	12
60	1345 Medoff R New perspectives on how America, and American Jewry, responded to the Holocaust AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 SEP; 84 (3): 253-266	0	2	1	14
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
61	1382 Leff LJ Hollywood and the Holocaust: Remembering 'The Pawnbroker' AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 DEC; 84 (4): 353-376	0	2	0	23
62	1438 Kitchens JH How America and American Jewry responded to the Holocaust AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1997 MAR; 85 (1): 105-108	0	0	0	1
63	1439 Medoff R FDR, the Holocaust, and the Allied bombing of Auschwitz re-examined AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1997 MAR; 85 (1): 109-110	0	0	0	0
64	1482 Rubinstein WD New perspectives on American Jewry's response to the Holocaust AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1997 SEP; 85 (3): 333-336	0	0	0	2
65	1582 Erdheim S Holocaust Jewry and the destruction of Europe during World-War-II AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1998 JUN; 86 (2): 219-220	0	0	0	8
66	1864 Leff L A tragic "fight in the family": The 'New York Times', Reform Judaism and the Holocaust AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 3-51	0	0	1	47
67	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
68	1866 Alexander E Irving Howe and the Holocaust: Dilemmas of a radical Jewish intellectual AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 95-113	0	0	0	17
69	1867 Medoff R "Our leaders cannot be moved": A Zionist emissary's reports on American Jewish responses to the Holocaust in the summer of 1943 AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 115-126	0	0	0	9
70	2020 Wyman DS The Bergson-Group, America, and the Holocaust: A previously unpublished interview with Hillel Kook, aka: Peter Bergson AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 MAR; 89 (1): 3-34	0	0	0	5
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
71	2021 Ansell JP Arthur Szyk's depiction of the "New Jew": Art as a weapon in the campaign for an American response to the Holocaust AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 MAR; 89 (1): 123-134	0	1	0	6
72	2022 Laqueur W 'Holocaust, the Untold Story' AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 MAR; 89 (1): 135-138	0	0	0	1
73	2058 Hurwitz DL Depictions of the so-called "new Jew": Art as an American response to the Holocaust AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 JUN; 89 (2): 259-259	0	0	0	2
74	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
75	2709 Cohen-Almagor R Hate in the classroom: Free expression, Holocaust denial, and liberal education AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. 2008 FEB; 114 (2): 215-241	0	0	0	60
76	2063 Clarke DE, Colantonio A, Heslegrave R Holocaust experience and suicidal ideation in high-risk elderly. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY. 2001 JUN 1; 153 (11): S23-S23	0	0	0	0
77	923 STERMER E, BAR H, LEVY N CHRONIC FUNCTIONAL GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GASTROENTEROLOGY. 1991 APR; 86 (4): 417-422	7	14	2	55
78	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
79	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
80	2554 Brown P Increased risk of attempted suicide among aging holocaust survivors AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2006 APR; 14 (4): 382-382	0	1	1	2
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
81	2638 Trappler B, Cohen CI, Tulloo R Impact of early lifetime trauma in later life: Depression among Holocaust survivors 60 years after the liberation of Auschwitz AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2007 JAN; 15 (1): 79-83	0	0	6	18
82	2294 [Anon] Implementation of German Holocaust claims agreement AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. 2003 JUL; 97 (3): 692-695	0	0	0	2
83	2295 [Anon] Federal preemption of California statute on Holocaust-era insurance claims AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. 2003 JUL; 97 (3): 695-696	0	0	0	1
84	1960 Durack DT, Littman RJ, Benitez RM, Mackowiak PA Hellenic holocaust: A historical clinico-pathologic conference AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. 2000 OCT 1; 109 (5): 391-397	0	7	0	24
85	64 HIRSCHFELD MJ CARE OF AGING HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING. 1977; 77 (7): 1187-1189	0	0	0	8
86	1167 ABRAMSON DH OCULAR MELANOMA IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY. 1994 SEP 15; 118 (3): 402-403	0	0	0	0
87	175 FREYBERG JT DIFFICULTIES IN SEPARATION-INDIVIDUATION AS EXPERIENCED BY OFFSPRING OF NAZI HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1980; 50 (1): 87-95	24	43	0	13
88	176 FOGELMAN E, SAVRAN B BRIEF GROUP-THERAPY WITH OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - LEADERS REACTIONS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1980; 50 (1): 96-108	6	11	1	20
89	251 SOLKOFF N CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1981; 51 (1): 29-42	18	27	2	47
90	715 ROSE SL, GARSKE J FAMILY ENVIRONMENT, ADJUSTMENT, AND COPING AMONG CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATION AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1987 JUL; 57 (3): 332-344	12	25	7	43
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
91	885 FELSEN I, ERLICH HS IDENTIFICATION PATTERNS OF OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WITH THEIR PARENTS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1990 OCT; 60 (4): 506-520	12	18	2	66
92	985 SOLKOFF N CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1992 JUL; 62 (3): 342-358	21	35	21	41
93	1197 MCCARROLL JE, BLANK AS, HILL K WORKING WITH TRAUMATIC MATERIAL - EFFECTS ON HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM STAFF AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1995 JAN; 65 (1): 66-75	1	3	3	18
94	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
95	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
96	2406 Krell R, Suedfeld P, Soriano E Child holocaust survivors as parents: A transgenerational perspective AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 2004 OCT; 74 (4): 502-508	0	0	12	32
97	2555 Wiseman H, Metzl E, Barber JP Anger, guilt, and intergenerational communication of trauma in the interpersonal narratives of second generation holocaust survivors AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 2006 APR; 76 (2): 176-184	0	0	9	55
98	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
99	343 EATON WW, SIGAL JJ, WEINFELD M IMPAIRMENT IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AFTER 33 YEARS - DATA FROM AN UNBIASED COMMUNITY SAMPLE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1982; 139 (6): 773-777	32	78	0	18
100	344 NIEDERLAND WG PSYCHIATRIC STATUS OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1982; 139 (12): 1646-1646	0	1	0	1

Date / Author / Journal

THE UNITED-STATES-HOLOCAUST-MEMORIAL-MUSEUM WASHINGTON, DC

A + U-ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM. 1993 NOV; (278): 88-127

2425 [Anon]

Holocaust memorial (Peter Eisenman)

A + U-ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM. 2005; (419): 52-53

2523 [Anon]

Moshe Safdie - Holocaust History Museum at Yad Vashem - Jerusalem, Israel 2005

A + U-ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM. 2006; (425): 34-45

2159 Geiderman JM

Ethics seminars: Physician complicity in the Holocaust: Historical review and reflections on emergency medicine in the 21st century, part I

ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE. 2002 MAR; 9 (3): 223-231

2160 Geiderman JM

Ethics seminars: Physician complicity in the Holocaust: Historical review and reflections on emergency medicine in the 21st century, part II

ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE. 2002 MAR; 9 (3): 232-240

1386 Prekerowa T

Who helped Jews during the Holocaust in Poland? (Historical perspectives on altruism in the Polish communities during World-War-II)

ACTA POLONIAE HISTORICA. 1997; (76): 153-170

884 ROBINSON S, RAPAPORT J, DURST R, RAPAPORT M, et al.

THE LATE EFFECTS OF NAZI PERSECUTION AMONG ELDERLY HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

ACTA PSYCHIATRICA SCANDINAVICA. 1990 OCT; 82 (4): 311-315

1138 ROBINSON S, RAPAPORTBARSEVER M, RAPAPORT J

THE PRESENT STATE OF PEOPLE WHO SURVIVED THE HOLOCAUST AS CHILDREN

ACTA PSYCHIATRICA SCANDINAVICA. 1994 APR; 89 (4): 242-245

82 SCHNEIDER S

ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

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

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

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2349 Shamai S, Yardeni E, Klages B

Multicultural education: Israeli and German adolescents' knowledge and views regarding the Holocaust

ADOLESCENCE. 2004 WIN; 39 (156): 765-778

341 RODEN RG, RODEN MM

CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY. 1982; 10: 66-72

2426 Kundrus B

From the Herero to the Holocaust? Some remarks on the current debate

AFRIKA SPECTRUM. 2005; 40 (2): 299-308

2427 Kossler R

From genocide to holocaust? Structural parallels and discursive continuities

AFRIKA SPECTRUM. 2005; 40 (2): 309-317

2627 Dekel R, Hobfoll SE

The impact of resource loss on Holocaust survivors facing war and terrorism in Israel

AGING & MENTAL HEALTH. 2007; 11 (2): 159-167

711 STEINER G

THE LONG LIFE OF METAPHOR + HOLOCAUST - AN APPROACH TO THE SHOAH

AKZENTE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR LITERATUR. 1987 JUN; 34 (3): 194-212

83 NEWMAN J, LEFLAR D

NOVELS OF POST-HOLOCAUST AMERICA - ANNOTATED-BIBLIOGRAPHY

ALTERNATIVE FUTURES. 1978; 1 (3-4): 110-116

967 LEWIN CM

THE HOLOCAUST - ANTHROPOLOGICAL POSSIBILITIES AND THE DILEMMA OF REPRESENTATION

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 1992 MAR; 94 (1): 161-166

110 HEATH G

HOLOGRAPHIC HOLOCAUST

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL. 1979; 65 (OCT): 1450-&

2018 Levin B

History as a weapon - How extremists deny the holocaust in north America

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2001 FEB; 44 (6): 1001-1031

Date / Author / Journal

'SHOAH' - LANZMANN, C

AMERICAN BOOK REVIEW. 1986 MAR-APR; 8 (3): 6-6

635 JUCOVY ME

GENERATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST - A RETROSPECTIVE

AMERICAN BOOK REVIEW. 1986 MAR-APR; 8 (3): 10-10

1547 Irmer T

The German Holocaust Memorial shall not be monumental - A letter from Berlin

AMERICAN BOOK REVIEW. 1998 MAR-APR; 19 (3): 11-+

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

529 OPHULS M

'SHOAH' - LANZMANN, C

AMERICAN FILM. 1985; 11 (2): 16-&

637 WARD GC

'SHOAH' - LANZMANN, C

AMERICAN HERITAGE. 1986 APR-MAY; 37 (3): 15-15

1754 vanden Heuvel WJ

America and the Holocaust

AMERICAN HERITAGE. 1999 JUL-AUG; 50 (4): 34-+

1755 Smoler F

The Holocaust and Kosovo

AMERICAN HERITAGE. 1999 JUL-AUG; 50 (4): 49-49

2161 Black E

Holocaust revisionism? (Response to a book review by Frederick E. Allen)

AMERICAN HERITAGE. 2002 MAR; 53 (1): 6-6

2162 Allen FE

Holocaust revisionism? (Reply to Edwin Black)

AMERICAN HERITAGE. 2002 MAR; 53 (1): 6-7

Date / Author / Journal

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

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

294

1634 Miller PB

Imagined enemies, real victims: Bartov's transcendent Holocaust

AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. 1998 OCT; 103 (4): 1178-1181

1206 [Anon]

'AMERICA AND THE HOLOCAUST DECEIT AND INDIFFERENCE' - LINDEN, H

AMERICAN HISTORY. 1995 FEB; 29 (6): 22-22

808 [Anon]

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNDERWAY

AMERICAN HISTORY ILLUSTRATED. 1989 FEB; 23 (10): 10-10

466 WANGH M

THE THREAT OF A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST, METAPSYCHOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS

AMERICAN IMAGO. 1984; 41 (3): 211-224

467 AARONS ZA

THE THREAT OF A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST, DECEPTION IN DETERRENCE - THE REACTION OF CHILDREN

AMERICAN IMAGO. 1984; 41 (3): 225-235

468 SLOCHOWER H

THE THREAT OF A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST - HOPE BEYOND HOPELESSNESS

AMERICAN IMAGO. 1984; 41 (3): 237-243

1257 BERGMANN MS

THE JEWISH AND GERMAN ROOTS OF PSYCHOANALYSIS AND THE IMPACT OF THE HOLOCAUST

AMERICAN IMAGO. 1995 FAL; 52 (3): 243-259

2065 Faye EJ

Missing the 'real' trace of trauma: How the second generation remember the Holocaust

AMERICAN IMAGO. 2001 SUM; 58 (2): 525-544

2220 Geller J

Postmemories of the Holocaust - Preface

AMERICAN IMAGO. 2002 FAL; 59 (3): 249-252

Date / Author / Journal

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2221 Hirsch M, Spitzer L

'We-would-not-have-come-without-you': Generations of nostalgia (Holocaust and memory)

AMERICAN IMAGO. 2002 FAL; 59 (3): 253-274

2222 Suleiman SR

The 1.5 generation: Thinking about child survivors and the Holocaust

AMERICAN IMAGO. 2002 FAL; 59 (3): 277-295

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

781 HOLDHEIM W

THE LESS THAN TOTAL BREAK + THE GERMAN-JEWISH LEGACY AS RECOLLECTED BY A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR

AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES. 1988 NOV; 40 (2): 261-265

782 STRAUSS HA

EMANCIPATION AND POST-EMANCIPATION IDENTITIES, REFLECTIONS ON ON-GOING RESEARCH + THE GERMAN-JEWISH LEGACY IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE HOLOCAUST

AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES. 1988 NOV; 40 (2): 289-296

1214 KANTOROVITZ E

FEATHERS AND OTHER MEMORIES OF A CHILD OF THE SHOAH - RETHINKING THE AMERICAN JEWISH EXPERIENCE

AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES. 1995 SPR-SUM; 47 (1): 62-95

30 ADLER S

UNITED STATES AND HOLOCAUST

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

111 FEINGOLD HL

WHO SHALL BEAR GUILT FOR THE HOLOCAUST - HUMAN DILEMMA

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

112 ZUROFF E

RESCUE PRIORITY AND FUND RAISING AS ISSUES DURING THE HOLOCAUST - CASE-STUDY OF THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE VAAD-HA-HATZALA AND THE JOINT, 1939-1941

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1979; 68 (3): 305-326

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

Date / Author / Journal

AMERICA AND THE HOLOCAUST .2. + INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL ISSUE

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1981; 70 (3): 277-280

249 CROWE DM

THE HOLOCAUST - DOCUMENTS IN THE NATIONAL-ARCHIVES OF THE UNITED-STATES

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1981; 70 (3): 362-378

250 HOCHWALD J

THE UNITED-STATES-ARMY T-FORCES - DOCUMENTING THE HOLOCAUST

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1981; 70 (3): 379-380

342 LOWENSTEIN S

A NEW DEAL FOR REFUGEES + AMERICAN JEWISH RESCUE EFFORTS DURING HOLOCAUST YEARS - THE PROMISE AND REALITY OF OSWEGO

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1982; 71 (3): 325-341

381 PINSKY E

AMERICAN JEWISH UNITY DURING THE HOLOCAUST - THE JOINT-EMERGENCY-COMMITTEE, 1943

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1983; 72 (4): 477-497

864 KELMAN S

LIMITS OF CONSENSUS, UNIONS AND THE HOLOCAUST + AFL-CIO REACTION, AND FOREIGN AND PUBLIC-POLICY CONCERNING THE JEWISH GENOCIDE

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1990 SPR; 79 (3): 314-335

1081 FEINGOLD HL

WAS THERE COMMUNAL FAILURE + AN EXAMINATION OF THE ACCELERATION OF THE RESHAPING OF AMERICAN JEWRY - SOME THOUGHTS ON THE AMERICAN JEWISH RESPONSE TO THE HOLOCAUST

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1993 FAL; 81 (1): 60-80

1312 RUBIN AP

THE SCHLEIFER CHILDREN + THE UNITED-STATES WAR-REFUGEE-BOARD (WRB) AND THE ATTEMPT TO SAVE THE SURVIVING REMNANTS OF EUROPEAN JEWRY - A SPECIAL HOLOCAUST RESCUE CASE

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 MAR; 84 (1): 1-9

1313 MEDOFF R

WHY BRANDEIS, ALICE ENDORSED THE IRGUN-TZVAI-LEUMI + AN EXAMINATION OF THE MILITANT JEWISH STATEHOOD GROUP AND INTRA-ZIONIST RIVALRY - AN EPISODE IN HOLOCAUST-ERA AMERICAN JEWISH POLITICS

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 MAR; 84 (1): 29-38

1345 Medoff R

New perspectives on how America, and American Jewry, responded to the Holocaust

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 SEP; 84 (3): 253-266

Date / Author / Journal

Hollywood and the Holocaust: Remembering 'The Pawnbroker'

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 DEC; 84 (4): 353-376

1438 Kitchens JH

How America and American Jewry responded to the Holocaust

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1997 MAR; 85 (1): 105-108

1439 Medoff R

FDR, the Holocaust, and the Allied bombing of Auschwitz re-examined

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1997 MAR; 85 (1): 109-110

1482 Rubinstein WD

New perspectives on American Jewry's response to the Holocaust

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1997 SEP; 85 (3): 333-336

1582 Erdheim S

Holocaust Jewry and the destruction of Europe during World-War-II

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1998 JUN; 86 (2): 219-220

1864 Leff L

A tragic "fight in the family": The 'New York Times', Reform Judaism and the Holocaust

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 3-51

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

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1866 Alexander E

Irving Howe and the Holocaust: Dilemmas of a radical Jewish intellectual

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 95-113

1867 Medoff R

"Our leaders cannot be moved": A Zionist emissary's reports on American Jewish responses to the Holocaust in the summer of 1943

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2000 MAR; 88 (1): 115-126

2020 Wyman DS

The Bergson-Group, America, and the Holocaust: A previously unpublished interview with Hillel Kook, aka: Peter Bergson

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 MAR; 89 (1): 3-34

Date / Author / Journal

Arthur Szyk's depiction of the "New Jew": Art as a weapon in the campaign for an American response to the Holocaust

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 MAR; 89 (1): 123-134

2022 Laqueur W

'Holocaust, the Untold Story'

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 MAR; 89 (1): 135-138

2058 Hurwitz DL

Depictions of the so-called "new Jew": Art as an American response to the Holocaust

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 2001 JUN; 89 (2): 259-259

2288 Sheramy R

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

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

2709 Cohen-Almagor R

Hate in the classroom: Free expression, Holocaust denial, and liberal education

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. 2008 FEB; 114 (2): 215-241

2063 Clarke DE, Colantonio A, Heslegrave R

Holocaust experience and suicidal ideation in high-risk elderly.

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY. 2001 JUN 1; 153 (11): S23-S23

923 STERMER E, BAR H, LEVY N

CHRONIC FUNCTIONAL GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

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

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

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

2554 Brown P

Increased risk of attempted suicide among aging holocaust survivors

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2006 APR; 14 (4): 382-382

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2638 Trappler B, Cohen CI, Tulloo R

Impact of early lifetime trauma in later life: Depression among Holocaust survivors 60 years after the liberation of Auschwitz

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 2007 JAN; 15 (1): 79-83

2294 [Anon]

Implementation of German Holocaust claims agreement

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. 2003 JUL; 97 (3): 692-695

2295 [Anon]

Federal preemption of California statute on Holocaust-era insurance claims

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. 2003 JUL; 97 (3): 695-696

1960 Durack DT, Littman RJ, Benitez RM, Mackowiak PA

Hellenic holocaust: A historical clinico-pathologic conference

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. 2000 OCT 1; 109 (5): 391-397

64 HIRSCHFELD MJ

CARE OF AGING HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING. 1977; 77 (7): 1187-1189

1167 ABRAMSON DH

OCULAR MELANOMA IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY. 1994 SEP 15; 118 (3): 402-403

175 FREYBERG JT

DIFFICULTIES IN SEPARATION-INDIVIDUATION AS EXPERIENCED BY OFFSPRING OF NAZI HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1980; 50 (1): 87-95

176 FOGELMAN E, SAVRAN B

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

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

251 SOLKOFF N

CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1981; 51 (1): 29-42

715 ROSE SL, GARSKE J

FAMILY ENVIRONMENT, ADJUSTMENT, AND COPING AMONG CHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATION

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1987 JUL; 57 (3): 332-344

Date / Author / Journal

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LCR

885 FELSEN I, ERLICH HS

IDENTIFICATION PATTERNS OF OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WITH THEIR PARENTS

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

985 SOLKOFF N

CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1992 JUL; 62 (3): 342-358

1197 MCCARROLL JE, BLANK AS, HILL K

WORKING WITH TRAUMATIC MATERIAL - EFFECTS ON HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM STAFF

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1995 JAN; 65 (1): 66-75

1469 Sorscher N, Cohen LJ

Trauma in children of Holocaust survivors: Transgenerational effects

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

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

2406 Krell R, Suedfeld P, Soriano E

Child holocaust survivors as parents: A transgenerational perspective

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 2004 OCT; 74 (4): 502-508

2555 Wiseman H, Metzl E, Barber JP

Anger, guilt, and intergenerational communication of trauma in the interpersonal narratives of second generation holocaust survivors

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 2006 APR; 76 (2): 176-184

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

343 EATON WW, SIGAL JJ, WEINFELD M

IMPAIRMENT IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AFTER 33 YEARS - DATA FROM AN UNBIASED COMMUNITY SAMPLE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1982; 139 (6): 773-777

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344 NIEDERLAND WG

PSYCHIATRIC STATUS OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 1982; 139 (12): 1646-1646

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