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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
201	1289 Zilberfein F Children of Holocaust survivors: Separation obstacles, attachments, and anxiety SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 1996; 23 (3): 35-55	5	6	1	31
202	1293 Langer LL The alarmed vision: Social suffering and Holocaust atrocity DAEDALUS. 1996 WIN; 125 (1): 47-65	3	6	0	16
203	1303 Margalit A, Motzkin G The uniqueness of the Holocaust PHILOSOPHY & PUBLIC AFFAIRS. 1996 WIN; 25 (1): 65-83	2	6	0	31
204	1308 Ferguson F Romantic memory + Examining Geoffrey Hartman's recent work on videotestimonies of the Yale Holocaust archives, Wordsworth's book-12 of The 'Prelude' and James Hogg's The 'Private memoirs and confessions of a justified sinner' STUDIES IN ROMANTICISM. 1996 WIN; 35 (4): 509-533	0	6	0	27
205	1424 Baider L, Peretz T, DeNour AK The effect of behavioral intervention on the psychological distress of Holocaust survivors with cancer PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOSOMATICS. 1997 JAN-FEB; 66 (1): 44-49	0	6	4	32
206	1445 Chodoff P The Holocaust and its effects on survivors: An overview POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1997 MAR; 18 (1): 147-157	3	6	0	6
207	1456 Russell DL Reading the shards and fragments: Holocaust literature for young readers LION AND THE UNICORN. 1997 APR; 21 (2): 267-280	4	6	1	17
208	1548 Mazor A, Mendelsohn Y Spouse bereavement processes of Holocaust child survivors: Can one differentiate a black frame from a black background? CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1998 MAR; 20 (1): 79-91	4	6	0	23
209	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
210	1853 Baer U The give memory a place: Holocaust photography and the landscape tradition REPRESENTATIONS. 2000 WIN; (69): 38-62	2	6	0	86
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
211	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
212	1925 Chaitin J Facing the Holocaust in generations of families of survivors: The case of partial relevance and interpersonal values CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 2000 SEP; 22 (3): 289-313	6	6	5	50
213	1931 Krystal H Resilience: accomodation and recovery in Holocaust survivors. PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 2000 SEP-OCT; 54 (9-10): 840-859	0	6	1	37
214	2045 Trezise T Unspeakable (Holocaust representation) YALE JOURNAL OF CRITICISM. 2001 SPR; 14 (1): 39-66	4	6	0	52
215	2067 Mandel N Rethinking 'after Auschwitz': Against a rhetoric of the unspeakable in Holocaust writing BOUNDARY 2-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND CULTURE. 2001 SUM; 28 (2): 203-228	4	6	1	30
216	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
217	2237 Trappler B, Braunstein JW, Moskowitz G, Friedman S Holocaust survivors in a primary care setting: Fifty years later PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS. 2002 OCT; 91 (2): 545-552	5	6	3	26
218	82 SCHNEIDER S ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS ADOLESCENCE. 1978; 13 (52): 575-584	5	5	1	28
219	178 ROSENTHAL PA, ROSENTHAL S HOLOCAUST EFFECT IN THE 3RD GENERATION - CHILD OF ANOTHER TIME AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1980; 34 (4): 572-580	2	5	0	8
220	461 ROSENBLOOM M IMPLICATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR SOCIAL-WORK SOCIAL CASEWORK-JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK. 1983; 64 (4): 205-213	4	5	2	35
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
221	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
222	707 AVIRAM A, SILVERBERG DS, CAREL RS HYPERTENSION IN EUROPEAN-IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL - THE POSSIBLE EFFECT OF THE HOLOCAUST ISRAEL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. 1987 APR; 23 (4): 257-263	2	5	1	26
223	746 LEE BS HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND INTERNAL STRENGTHS JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1988 WIN; 28 (1): 67-96	5	5	0	23
224	747 KESTENBERG JS CHILD SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 495-497	3	5	0	0
225	749 BRENNER I MULTISENSORY BRIDGES IN RESPONSE TO OBJECT LOSS DURING THE HOLOCAUST PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 573-587	1	5	1	15
226	751 FOGELMAN E INTERGENERATIONAL GROUP-THERAPY - CHILD SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND OFFSPRING OF SURVIVORS PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 619-640	5	5	3	22
227	825 CAPLAN AL THE MEANING OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR BIOETHICS HASTINGS CENTER REPORT. 1989 JUL-AUG; 19 (4): 2-3	0	5	0	0
228	849 AUERHAHN NC, LAUB D HOLOCAUST TESTIMONY + AS A STRUCTURE AND AS AN ORAL NARRATIVE HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (4): 447-462	4	5	0	32
229	886 MOR N HOLOCAUST MESSAGES FROM THE PAST CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1990 OCT; 12 (5): 371-379	2	5	2	14
230	894 DAWIDOWICZ LS HOW THEY TEACH THE HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1990 DEC; 90 (6): 25-32	4	5	0	27
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
231	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
232	956 ZILBERFEIN F, ESKIN V HELPING HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WITH THE IMPACT OF ILLNESS AND HOSPITALIZATION - SOCIAL-WORK ROLE SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 1992; 18 (1): 59-70	3	5	1	11
233	964 WEINDLING P PSYCHIATRY AND THE HOLOCAUST PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE. 1992 FEB; 22 (1): 1-3	0	5	0	2
234	1009 ANDERSON VL GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ALTRUISM AMONG HOLOCAUST RESCUERS JOURNAL OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND PERSONALITY. 1993; 8 (1): 43-58	0	5	0	12
235	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
236	1065 KOGAN I CURATIVE FACTORS IN THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS OFFSPRING BEFORE AND DURING THE GULF-WAR INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS. 1993 AUG; 74: 803-814	1	5	1	25
237	1091 WHITEMAN DB HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND ESCAPEES - THEIR STRENGTHS PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1993 FAL; 30 (3): 443-451	2	5	0	19
238	1113 BLUM HP DORA CONVERSION SYNDROME - A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PREHISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY. 1994; 63 (3): 518-535	0	5	0	19
239	1139 KARAY F THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE OF THE PRISONERS IN THE JEWISH FORCED-LABOR-CAMP AT SKARZYSKO-KAMIENNA + A HISTORY OF ORGANIZED OBSERVANCES OF RELIGIOUS AND NATIONAL CUSTOMS DURING THE NAZI HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1994 SPR; 8 (1): 1-27	0	5	0	15
240	1231 ROSENFELD AH THE AMERICANIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1995 JUN; 99 (6): 35-40	4	5	0	1
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
241	1294 Tu WM Destructive will and ideological Holocaust: Maoism as a source of social suffering in China DAEDALUS. 1996 WIN; 125 (1): 149-179	0	5	0	13
242	1319 Sagy S, Antonovsky H Structural sources of the sense of coherence - Two life stories of holocaust survivors in Israel ISRAEL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. 1996 MAR-APR; 32 (3-4): 200-205	0	5	1	14
243	1341 Wolkoff KN The problem of Holocaust denial literature in libraries LIBRARY TRENDS. 1996 SUM; 45 (1): 87-96	0	5	0	15
244	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
245	1470 Hilberg R The Goldhagen phenomenon + Reception of 'Hitler's Willing Executioners', Holocaust studies CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1997 SUM; 23 (4): 721-728	1	5	0	7
246	1517 Young JE Toward a received history of the Holocaust HISTORY AND THEORY. 1997 DEC; 36 (4): 21-43	2	5	1	30
247	1628 Dunning E, Mennell S Elias on Germany, Nazism and the Holocaust: On the balance between 'civilizing' and 'decivilizing' trends in the social development of Western Europe BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1998 SEP; 49 (3): 339-357	0	5	0	27
248	1861 Dintenfass M Truth's other: Ethics, the history of the Holocaust, and historiographical theory after the linguistic turn HISTORY AND THEORY. 2000 FEB; 39 (1): 1-20	0	5	0	32
249	1911 Cooke S Negotiating memory and identity: the Hyde Park Holocaust Memorial, London JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY. 2000 JUL; 26 (3): 449-465	0	5	1	49
250	1929 Baer ER A new algorithm in evil: Children's literature in a post-Holocaust world LION AND THE UNICORN. 2000 SEP; 24 (3): 378-401	3	5	1	67
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251	2007 Beckermann R The speech delivered upon accepting the 2000 Manes Sperber Prize in Vienna, October 16, 2000 (Holocaust and today's Austria) GERMAN QUARTERLY. 2001 WIN; 74 (1): 1-7	0	5	0	12
252	2069 Kellermann NPE The long-term psychological effects and treatment of Holocaust trauma JOURNAL OF LOSS & TRAUMA. 2001 JUL-SEP; 6 (3): 197-218	3	5	5	19
253	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
254	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
255	2179 Shmotkin D, Barilan YM Expressions of Holocaust experience and their relationship to mental symptoms and physical morbidity among Holocaust survivor patients JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE. 2002 APR; 25 (2): 115-134	1	5	27	72
256	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
257	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
258	2495 Yehuda R, Golier JA, Harvey PD, Stavitsky K, et al. Relationship between cortisol and age-retated memory impairments in Holocaust survivors with PTSD PSYCHONEUROENDOCRINOLOGY. 2005 AUG; 30 (7): 678-687	0	5	5	59
259	102 CHARTOCK R HOLOCAUST UNIT FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS SOCIAL EDUCATION. 1978; 42 (4): 278-285	3	4	0	0
260	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
261	242 KAPLAN L HUTNER, ISAAC DAAT-TORAH PERSPECTIVE ON THE HOLOCAUST - A CRITICAL ANALYSIS TRADITION-A JOURNAL OF ORTHODOX JEWISH THOUGHT. 1980; 18 (3): 235-248	2	4	0	2
262	252 OMEARA CF IN-THE-HEARTH-OF-THE-VIRGINAL-WOMB - THE ICONOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST IN LATE-MEDIEVAL ART ART BULLETIN. 1981; 63 (1): 75-88	0	4	0	17
263	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
264	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
265	350 KATZ FE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HOLOCAUST - THE BEHAVIOR OF NAZI OFFICIALS COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY. 1982; 24 (3): 510-529	3	4	0	51
266	359 RODEN RG SUICIDE AND HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1982; 19 (2): 129-135	1	4	0	5
267	363 EPSTEIN AW MENTAL PHENOMENA ACROSS GENERATIONS - THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1982; 10 (4): 565-570	1	4	1	18
268	437 GARTLAND PA 3 HOLOCAUST WRITERS - SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION. 1983; 25 (1): 45-56	1	4	1	11
269	509 WOLFENSBERGER W HOLOCAUST-II JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES. 1984; 17 (7): 439-440	0	4	0	1
270	528 CONWAY JS THE HOLOCAUST IN HUNGARY - NEW CONTROVERSIES AND CONSIDERATIONS VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1984; 32 (2): 179-212	1	4	0	54
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271	587 FRIEDMAN NL TEACHING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1985; 12 (4): 449-461	1	4	1	25
272	656 WEINFELD M, SIGAL JJ THE EFFECT OF THE HOLOCAUST ON SELECTED SOCIOPOLITICAL ATTITUDES OF ADULT CHILDREN OF SURVIVORS CANADIAN REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE ET D ANTHROPOLOGIE. 1986 AUG; 23 (3): 365-382	4	4	1	41
273	705 DAUBE MM HOW MANY DEATHS MAKE A HOLOCAUST MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA. 1987 MAR 16; 146 (6): 286-288	0	4	0	13
274	794 KATZ ST QUANTITY AND INTERPRETATION - ISSUES IN THE COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL-ANALYSIS OF THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1989; 4 (2): 127-148	1	4	0	0
275	822 GARBER Z, ZUCKERMAN B WHY DO WE CALL THE HOLOCAUST THE HOLOCAUST, AN INQUIRY INTO THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LABELS MODERN JUDAISM. 1989 MAY; 9 (2): 197-211	4	4	0	10
276	922 SCHWENGER P CIRCLING GROUND-ZERO, NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST AND THE EXPLODING WORD PMLA-PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. 1991 MAR; 106 (2): 251-261	0	4	0	18
277	926 COCKS G BRINGING THE HOLOCAUST HOME - THE FREUDIAN DYNAMICS OF KUBRICK THE-SHINING PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1991 SPR; 78 (1): 103-125	0	4	0	43
278	955 LANSEN J, CELS JP PSYCHO-EDUCATIVE GROUP-PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR JEWISH CHILD-SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND NON-JEWISH CHILD-SURVIVORS OF JAPANESE CONCENTRATION-CAMPS ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1992; 29 (1): 22-32	3	4	0	10
279	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
280	1111 BACHAR E, CALE M, EISENBERG J, DASBERG H AGGRESSION EXPRESSION IN GRANDCHILDREN OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1994; 31 (1): 41-47	1	4	2	21
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281	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
282	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
283	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
284	1222 OFRI I, SOLOMON Z, DASBERG H ATTITUDES OF THERAPISTS TOWARD HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1995 APR; 8 (2): 229-242	1	4	2	27
285	1236 KIRCHHOFF H DENMARK - A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS OF THE HOLOCAUST - A REPLY TO PAULSSON, GUNNAR,S. JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1995 JUL; 30 (3): 465-479	0	4	0	12
286	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
287	1314 DOHERTY T SPIEGELMAN, ART 'MAUS' - GRAPHIC ART AND THE HOLOCAUST AMERICAN LITERATURE. 1996 MAR; 68 (1): 69-84	2	4	0	18
288	1339 OFER D LINGUISTIC CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST IN PALESTINE AND ISRAEL, 1942-53 JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1996 JUL; 31 (3): 567-595	3	4	1	40
289	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
290	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
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291	1462 Ruffins FD Culture wars won and lost: Ethnic museums on the mall .1., the National Holocaust Museum and the National Museum of the American Indian RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW. 1997 SPR; (68): 79-100	0	4	0	22
292	1505 Carrington B, Short G Holocaust education, anti-racism and citizenship EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 1997 NOV; 49 (3): 271-282	3	4	0	29
293	1524 Russ H Who was responsible for the massacre at Babi-Yar? (Holocaust, World War II) MILITARGESCHICHTLICHE MITTEILUNGEN. 1998; 57 (2): 483-508	0	4	0	53
294	1575 Magids DM Personality comparison between children of hidden Holocaust survivors and American Jewish parents JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY. 1998 MAY; 132 (3): 245-254	4	4	6	22
295	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
296	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
297	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
298	1770 Shantall T The experience of meaning in suffering among Holocaust survivors JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1999 SUM; 39 (3): 96-124	0	4	3	52
299	1825 Oliner MM Analysts confront the Holocaust. The unresolved puzzle of trauma. The impact of the Holocaust on sexuality PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1999 NOV; 53 (11): 1115-1136	0	4	1	33
300	1831 Kaslow FW The lingering Holocaust: Legacies in lives of descendants of victims and perpetrators PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY-RESEARCH AND PRACTICE. 1999 DEC; 30 (6): 611-616	1	4	3	17

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Children of Holocaust survivors: Separation obstacles, attachments, and anxiety

SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 1996; 23 (3): 35-55

202

1293 Langer LL

The alarmed vision: Social suffering and Holocaust atrocity

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

203

1303 Margalit A, Motzkin G

The uniqueness of the Holocaust

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

204

1308 Ferguson F

Romantic memory + Examining Geoffrey Hartman's recent work on videotestimonies of the Yale Holocaust archives, Wordsworth's book-12 of The 'Prelude' and James Hogg's The 'Private memoirs and confessions of a justified sinner'

STUDIES IN ROMANTICISM. 1996 WIN; 35 (4): 509-533

205

1424 Baider L, Peretz T, DeNour AK

The effect of behavioral intervention on the psychological distress of Holocaust survivors with cancer

PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOSOMATICS. 1997 JAN-FEB; 66 (1): 44-49

206

1445 Chodoff P

The Holocaust and its effects on survivors: An overview

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

207

1456 Russell DL

Reading the shards and fragments: Holocaust literature for young readers

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

208

1548 Mazor A, Mendelsohn Y

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

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

209

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

210

1853 Baer U

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

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

Date / Author / Journal

211

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

212

1925 Chaitin J

Facing the Holocaust in generations of families of survivors: The case of partial relevance and interpersonal values

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 2000 SEP; 22 (3): 289-313

213

1931 Krystal H

Resilience: accomodation and recovery in Holocaust survivors.

PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 2000 SEP-OCT; 54 (9-10): 840-859

214

2045 Trezise T

Unspeakable (Holocaust representation)

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

215

2067 Mandel N

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

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

216

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

217

2237 Trappler B, Braunstein JW, Moskowitz G, Friedman S

Holocaust survivors in a primary care setting: Fifty years later

PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS. 2002 OCT; 91 (2): 545-552

218

82 SCHNEIDER S

ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH IN ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

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

219

178 ROSENTHAL PA, ROSENTHAL S

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

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

220

461 ROSENBLOOM M

IMPLICATIONS OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR SOCIAL-WORK

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

Date / Author / Journal

221

THE HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST - A SURVEY OF RECENT LITERATURE

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

327

222

707 AVIRAM A, SILVERBERG DS, CAREL RS

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

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

223

746 LEE BS

HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND INTERNAL STRENGTHS

JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1988 WIN; 28 (1): 67-96

224

747 KESTENBERG JS

CHILD SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST - INTRODUCTION

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

225

749 BRENNER I

MULTISENSORY BRIDGES IN RESPONSE TO OBJECT LOSS DURING THE HOLOCAUST

PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 573-587

226

751 FOGELMAN E

INTERGENERATIONAL GROUP-THERAPY - CHILD SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST AND OFFSPRING OF SURVIVORS

PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 619-640

227

825 CAPLAN AL

THE MEANING OF THE HOLOCAUST FOR BIOETHICS

HASTINGS CENTER REPORT. 1989 JUL-AUG; 19 (4): 2-3

228

849 AUERHAHN NC, LAUB D

HOLOCAUST TESTIMONY + AS A STRUCTURE AND AS AN ORAL NARRATIVE

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

229

886 MOR N

HOLOCAUST MESSAGES FROM THE PAST

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

230

894 DAWIDOWICZ LS

HOW THEY TEACH THE HOLOCAUST

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

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

231

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

232

956 ZILBERFEIN F, ESKIN V

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

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

233

964 WEINDLING P

PSYCHIATRY AND THE HOLOCAUST

PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE. 1992 FEB; 22 (1): 1-3

234

1009 ANDERSON VL

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ALTRUISM AMONG HOLOCAUST RESCUERS

JOURNAL OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND PERSONALITY. 1993; 8 (1): 43-58

235

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

236

1065 KOGAN I

CURATIVE FACTORS IN THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS OFFSPRING BEFORE AND DURING THE GULF-WAR

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS. 1993 AUG; 74: 803-814

237

1091 WHITEMAN DB

HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND ESCAPEES - THEIR STRENGTHS

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

238

1113 BLUM HP

DORA CONVERSION SYNDROME - A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PREHISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST

PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY. 1994; 63 (3): 518-535

239

1139 KARAY F

THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE OF THE PRISONERS IN THE JEWISH FORCED-LABOR-CAMP AT SKARZYSKO-KAMIENNA + A HISTORY OF ORGANIZED OBSERVANCES OF RELIGIOUS AND NATIONAL CUSTOMS DURING THE NAZI HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1994 SPR; 8 (1): 1-27

240

1231 ROSENFELD AH

THE AMERICANIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST

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

Date / Author / Journal

241

Destructive will and ideological Holocaust: Maoism as a source of social suffering in China

DAEDALUS. 1996 WIN; 125 (1): 149-179

242

1319 Sagy S, Antonovsky H

Structural sources of the sense of coherence - Two life stories of holocaust survivors in Israel

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. 1996 MAR-APR; 32 (3-4): 200-205

243

1341 Wolkoff KN

The problem of Holocaust denial literature in libraries

LIBRARY TRENDS. 1996 SUM; 45 (1): 87-96

244

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

245

1470 Hilberg R

The Goldhagen phenomenon + Reception of 'Hitler's Willing Executioners', Holocaust studies

CRITICAL INQUIRY. 1997 SUM; 23 (4): 721-728

246

1517 Young JE

Toward a received history of the Holocaust

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

247

1628 Dunning E, Mennell S

Elias on Germany, Nazism and the Holocaust: On the balance between 'civilizing' and 'decivilizing' trends in the social development of Western Europe

BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1998 SEP; 49 (3): 339-357

248

1861 Dintenfass M

Truth's other: Ethics, the history of the Holocaust, and historiographical theory after the linguistic turn

HISTORY AND THEORY. 2000 FEB; 39 (1): 1-20

249

1911 Cooke S

Negotiating memory and identity: the Hyde Park Holocaust Memorial, London

JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY. 2000 JUL; 26 (3): 449-465

250

1929 Baer ER

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

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

Date / Author / Journal

251

The speech delivered upon accepting the 2000 Manes Sperber Prize in Vienna, October 16, 2000 (Holocaust and today's Austria)

GERMAN QUARTERLY. 2001 WIN; 74 (1): 1-7

252

2069 Kellermann NPE

The long-term psychological effects and treatment of Holocaust trauma

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

253

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

254

2101 Kellermann NPF

Transmission of Holocaust trauma - An integrative view

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

255

2179 Shmotkin D, Barilan YM

Expressions of Holocaust experience and their relationship to mental symptoms and physical morbidity among Holocaust survivor patients

JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE. 2002 APR; 25 (2): 115-134

256

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

257

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

258

2495 Yehuda R, Golier JA, Harvey PD, Stavitsky K, et al.

Relationship between cortisol and age-retated memory impairments in Holocaust survivors with PTSD

PSYCHONEUROENDOCRINOLOGY. 2005 AUG; 30 (7): 678-687

259

102 CHARTOCK R

HOLOCAUST UNIT FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS

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

260

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

261

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

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

262

252 OMEARA CF

IN-THE-HEARTH-OF-THE-VIRGINAL-WOMB - THE ICONOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST IN LATE-MEDIEVAL ART

ART BULLETIN. 1981; 63 (1): 75-88

263

310 SCHNEIDER S

A PROPOSAL FOR TREATING ADOLESCENT OFFSPRING OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

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

264

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

265

350 KATZ FE

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HOLOCAUST - THE BEHAVIOR OF NAZI OFFICIALS

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

266

359 RODEN RG

SUICIDE AND HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY AND RELATED SCIENCES. 1982; 19 (2): 129-135

267

363 EPSTEIN AW

MENTAL PHENOMENA ACROSS GENERATIONS - THE HOLOCAUST

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

268

437 GARTLAND PA

3 HOLOCAUST WRITERS - SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE

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

269

509 WOLFENSBERGER W

HOLOCAUST-II

JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES. 1984; 17 (7): 439-440

270

528 CONWAY JS

THE HOLOCAUST IN HUNGARY - NEW CONTROVERSIES AND CONSIDERATIONS

VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1984; 32 (2): 179-212

Date / Author / Journal

271

TEACHING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1985; 12 (4): 449-461

272

656 WEINFELD M, SIGAL JJ

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

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

273

705 DAUBE MM

HOW MANY DEATHS MAKE A HOLOCAUST

MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA. 1987 MAR 16; 146 (6): 286-288

274

794 KATZ ST

QUANTITY AND INTERPRETATION - ISSUES IN THE COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL-ANALYSIS OF THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1989; 4 (2): 127-148

275

822 GARBER Z, ZUCKERMAN B

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

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

276

922 SCHWENGER P

CIRCLING GROUND-ZERO, NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST AND THE EXPLODING WORD

PMLA-PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. 1991 MAR; 106 (2): 251-261

277

926 COCKS G

BRINGING THE HOLOCAUST HOME - THE FREUDIAN DYNAMICS OF KUBRICK THE-SHINING

PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1991 SPR; 78 (1): 103-125

278

955 LANSEN J, CELS JP

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

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

279

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

280

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

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

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

Date / Author / Journal

281

THE DEATH OF MEMORY AND THE MEMORY OF DEATH, MASADA AND THE HOLOCAUST AS HISTORICAL METAPHORS

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

109

282

1132 GREENBERG G

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

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

283

1166 LINENTHAL ET

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

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

284

1222 OFRI I, SOLOMON Z, DASBERG H

ATTITUDES OF THERAPISTS TOWARD HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

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

285

1236 KIRCHHOFF H

DENMARK - A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS OF THE HOLOCAUST - A REPLY TO PAULSSON, GUNNAR,S.

JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY. 1995 JUL; 30 (3): 465-479

286

1237 COLE T, SMITH G

GHETTOIZATION AND THE HOLOCAUST - BUDAPEST 1944

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

287

1314 DOHERTY T

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

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

288

1339 OFER D

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

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

289

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

290

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

Date / Author / Journal

291

Culture wars won and lost: Ethnic museums on the mall .1., the National Holocaust Museum and the National Museum of the American Indian

RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW. 1997 SPR; (68): 79-100

292

1505 Carrington B, Short G

Holocaust education, anti-racism and citizenship

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

293

1524 Russ H

Who was responsible for the massacre at Babi-Yar? (Holocaust, World War II)

MILITARGESCHICHTLICHE MITTEILUNGEN. 1998; 57 (2): 483-508

294

1575 Magids DM

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

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

295

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

296

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

297

1669 Kellermann NPF

Diagnosis of holocaust survivors and their children

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

298

1770 Shantall T

The experience of meaning in suffering among Holocaust survivors

JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1999 SUM; 39 (3): 96-124

299

1825 Oliner MM

Analysts confront the Holocaust. The unresolved puzzle of trauma. The impact of the Holocaust on sexuality

PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1999 NOV; 53 (11): 1115-1136

300

1831 Kaslow FW

The lingering Holocaust: Legacies in lives of descendants of victims and perpetrators

PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY-RESEARCH AND PRACTICE. 1999 DEC; 30 (6): 611-616

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