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401	220 PRINCE RM A CASE-STUDY OF A PSYCHOHISTORICAL FIGURE - THE INFLUENCE OF THE HOLOCAUST ON IDENTITY JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1980; 11 (1): 44-60	0	2	0	4
402	228 MAGURSHAK D THE INCOMPREHENSIBILITY OF THE HOLOCAUST - TIGHTENING UP SOME LOOSE USAGE JUDAISM. 1980; 29 (2): 233-242	1	2	0	11
403	230 BROWN M METAPHOR FOR HOLOCAUST AND HOLOCAUST AS METAPHOR - THE 'ASSISTANT' AND THE 'FIXER' OF MALAMUD, BERNARD REEXAMINED JUDAISM. 1980; 29 (4): 479-488	0	2	0	8
404	233 HERF J THE 'HOLOCAUST' RECEPTION IN WEST-GERMANY - RIGHT, CENTER AND LEFT NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 1980; (19): 30-52	0	2	0	24
405	277 DIETRICH DJ HOLOCAUST AS PUBLIC-POLICY - THE 3RD REICH HUMAN RELATIONS. 1981; 34 (6): 445-462	0	2	0	109
406	286 VERZIJDEN D THE EFFECTS OF HOLOCAUST ON PUPILS AT SECONDARY-SCHOOLS IN THE NETHERLANDS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 93-106	0	2	0	0
407	289 NOBLE G, OSMOND C HOLOCAUST IN AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 139-150	0	2	1	12
408	300 CATH SH THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - DISCUSSION - THE EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST ON LIFE-CYCLE EXPERIENCES - THE CREATION AND RECREATION OF FAMILIES JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 155-163	0	2	0	8
409	304 KAHANA RJ THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - DISCUSSION - RECONCILIATION BETWEEN THE GENERATIONS - A LAST CHANCE JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 225-239	0	2	0	11
410	315 KATZ ST THE UNIQUE INTENTIONALITY OF THE HOLOCAUST MODERN JUDAISM. 1981; 1 (2): 161-183	2	2	0	85
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411	370 EZRAHI SD AGNON BEFORE AND AFTER + AGNON AND THE HOLOCAUST PROOFTEXTS-A JOURNAL OF JEWISH LITERARY HISTORY. 1982; 2 (1): 78-94	1	2	0	21
412	379 LASKOWSKY HJ 'HEART OF DARKNESS' - A PRIMER FOR THE HOLOCAUST VIRGINIA QUARTERLY REVIEW. 1982; 58 (1): 93-110	0	2	0	2
413	445 GLEBERZON W ACADEMIC-FREEDOM AND HOLOCAUST DENIAL LITERATURE - DEALING WITH INFAMY INTERCHANGE. 1983; 14 (4): 62-69	0	2	1	12
414	453 LIPSTADT DE WITNESS TO THE PERSECUTION - THE ALLIES AND THE HOLOCAUST - A REVIEW ESSAY MODERN JUDAISM. 1983; 3 (3): 319-338	0	2	0	35
415	471 HIMMELFARB M NO HITLER, NO HOLOCAUST COMMENTARY. 1984; 77 (3): 37-43	1	2	0	4
416	518 MENDELSOHN J THE HOLOCAUST - RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL-ARCHIVES ON THE NAZI PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS PROLOGUE-QUARTERLY OF THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. 1984; 16 (1): 23-39	0	2	1	20
417	522 SANMUGATHASAN N SRI-LANKA - THE STORY OF THE HOLOCAUST RACE & CLASS. 1984; 26 (1): 63-82	0	2	0	0
418	532 BARTA T AFTER THE HOLOCAUST - CONSCIOUSNESS OF GENOCIDE IN AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICS AND HISTORY. 1985; 31 (1): 154-161	1	2	0	24
419	558 ROSENBLOOM M THE HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR IN LATE LIFE JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK. 1985; 8 (3-4): 181-191	0	2	1	31
420	594 PENKOWER MN AMERICAN-JEWRY AND THE HOLOCAUST - FROM BILTMORE TO THE AMERICAN JEWISH CONFERENCE JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1985 SPR; 47 (2): 95-114	0	2	3	43
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421	598 SILVERBERG DS, AVIRAM A, CAREL RS HYPERTENSION IN EUROPEAN-IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL - THOSE WHO EXPERIENCED THE HOLOCAUST AND THOSE WHO DID NOT JOURNAL OF HYPERTENSION. 1985 DEC; 3: S383-S385	1	2	0	10
422	600 MILTON S IMAGES OF THE HOLOCAUST, .1. HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (1): 27-61	0	2	0	71
423	601 FACKENHEIM EL CONCERNING AUTHENTIC AND UNAUTHENTIC RESPONSES TO THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (1): 101-120	1	2	1	21
424	607 FELSTINER J CELAN, PAUL, 'TODESFUGE' + POETRY OF THE EUROPEAN JEWISH HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (2): 249-264	0	2	0	59
425	616 FARNHAM JF HOLOCAUST LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN - THE PRESENTATION OF EVIL UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD STUDIES IN LITERATURE. 1986; 18 (2-3): 55-62	2	2	0	14
426	621 PALDIEL M HESED AND THE HOLOCAUST JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1986 WIN; 23 (1): 90-106	0	2	0	10
427	651 GRANOFSKY R HOLOCAUST AS SYMBOL IN 'RIDDLEY WALKER' AND THE 'WHITE HOTEL' + CONTEMPORARY NOVELS MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 1986 SUM; 16 (3): 172-182	0	2	0	9
428	670 BERENBAUM M THE NATIVIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST JUDAISM. 1986 FAL; 35 (4): 447-457	2	2	0	15
429	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
430	695 YOUNG JE I MAY BE A BIT OF A JEW - THE HOLOCAUST CONFESSIONS OF PLATH, SYLVIA PHILOLOGICAL QUARTERLY. 1987 WIN; 66 (1): 127-147	1	2	0	24
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431	698 STEINER G THE LONG LIFE OF METAPHOR, AN APPROACH TO THE SHOAH ENCOUNTER. 1987 FEB; 68 (2): 55-61	1	2	0	3
432	714 WALKER ARP TOWARDS AN ALCOHOLIC HOLOCAUST SOUTH AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1987 JUN 6; 71 (11): 679-680	0	2	0	19
433	717 ADDELSON KP WOMEN AND THE HOLOCAUST - A RECONSIDERATION OF RESEARCH SIGNS. 1987 SUM; 12 (4): 830-833	0	2	1	2
434	729 WETZEL H HOLOCAUST AND LITERATURE - THE PERSPECTIVE OF BECKER, JUREK COLLOQUIA GERMANICA. 1988; 21 (1): 70-76	1	2	0	4
435	750 CAHN TI THE DIARY OF AN ADOLESCENT GIRL IN THE GHETTO - A STUDY OF AGE-SPECIFIC REACTIONS TO THE HOLOCAUST PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 589-617	1	2	0	11
436	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
437	784 BAUMAN Z SOCIOLOGY AFTER THE HOLOCAUST BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1988 DEC; 39 (4): 469-497	0	2	1	27
438	793 DAVIES A AFTER THE HOLOCAUST, NATIONAL ATTITUDES TO JEWS, A TALE OF TWO TRIALS ANTISEMITISM IN CANADA 1985 HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1989; 4 (1): 77-88	1	2	0	13
439	795 MELSON R REVOLUTIONARY GENOCIDE, ON THE CAUSES OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE OF 1915 AND THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1989; 4 (2): 161-174	0	2	0	34
440	821 FELDMAN YS IDENTIFICATION WITH THE AGGRESSOR OR THE VICTIM COMPLEX, HOLOCAUST AND IDEOLOGY IN ISRAELI THEATER, 'GHETTO' BY SOBOL, JOSHUA MODERN JUDAISM. 1989 MAY; 9 (2): 165-178	1	2	0	28
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
441	840 MANKOWITZ Z THE AFFIRMATION OF LIFE IN SHEERITH-HAPLEITA + THE SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (1): 13-21	1	2	0	12
442	841 GITELMAN Z HISTORY, MEMORY AND POLITICS - THE HOLOCAUST IN THE SOVIET-UNION HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (1): 23-37	1	2	0	65
443	844 BAUER Y IS THE HOLOCAUST EXPLICABLE + COMMENTS BY THEOLOGIANS, WRITERS AND HISTORIANS HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (2): 145-155	1	2	3	22
444	895 ARIEL Y JEWISH SUFFERING AND CHRISTIAN SALVATION, THE EVANGELICAL-FUNDAMENTALIST HOLOCAUST MEMOIRS HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1991; 6 (1): 63-78	1	2	0	16
445	899 BIRN RB AUSTRIAN HIGHER-SS-AND-POLICE-LEADERS AND THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE HOLOCAUST IN THE BALKANS HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1991; 6 (4): 351-372	1	2	0	30
446	918 HAZANI M THE UNIVERSAL APPLICABILITY OF THE THEORY OF NEUTRALIZATION - GERMAN YOUTH COMING TO TERMS WITH THE HOLOCAUST - AN EMPIRICAL-STUDY WITH THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1991 MAR; 15 (2): 135-149	0	2	0	51
447	944 AVNI O NARRATIVE SUBJECT, HISTORIC SUBJECT - 'SHOAH' AND LA 'PLACE DE LETOILE' POETICS TODAY. 1991 FAL; 12 (3): 495-516	0	2	0	11
448	962 GREENBERG G REDEMPTION AFTER HOLOCAUST ACCORDING TO MAHANE-ISRAEL, LUBAVITCH 1940-1945 + THE THEOLOGICAL VITALITY OF SCHNEERSOHN, JOSEPH,ISAAC AND THE FOUNDING OF THE CAMP-OF-ISRAEL SECT MODERN JUDAISM. 1992 FEB; 12 (1): 61-84	2	2	0	23
449	970 MILCHMAN A, ROSENBERG A ARENDT, HANNAH AND THE ETIOLOGY OF THE DESK-KILLER + THE ORGANIZED MASS MURDERER AS A HUMAN TYPE - THE HOLOCAUST AS PORTENT HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 1992 MAR; 14 (2): 213-226	1	2	0	24
450	973 CHARNY IW, FROMER D A STUDY OF ATTITUDES OF VIEWERS OF THE FILM SHOAH TOWARDS AN INCIDENT OF MASS MURDER BY ISRAELI SOLDIERS (KFAR KASSEM, 1956) JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1992 APR; 5 (2): 303-318	0	2	0	24
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451	1012 AUEROCHS B ICH-BIN-DREIZEHN-JAHRE-ALT-JEDEN-AUGENBLICK, THE HOLOCAUST AND THE GERMAN-JEWISH RELATIONSHIP IN JOHNSON, UWE 'JAHRESTAGE' ZEITSCHRIFT FUR DEUTSCHE PHILOLOGIE. 1993; 112 (4): 595-617	0	2	0	30
452	1031 KERNAN M A NATIONAL MEMORIAL BEARS WITNESS TO THE TRAGEDY OF THE HOLOCAUST SMITHSONIAN. 1993 APR; 24 (1): 50-&	2	2	0	5
453	1051 ILLERT C TOXIC RED TIDES - THE ECOLOGICAL HOLOCAUST IN OUR SOUTHERN OCEANS SEARCH. 1993 JUN; 24 (5): 135-139	0	2	0	13
454	1084 PHAYER M THE CATHOLIC-RESISTANCE-CIRCLE IN BERLIN AND GERMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS DURING THE HOLOCAUST + THE ROMAN-CATHOLIC REACTION AND PROTEST AGAINST NAZI ANTI-SEMITISM AFTER THE VIOLENCE OF KRISTALL-NACHT (1938) HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1993 FAL; 7 (2): 216-229	2	2	0	24
455	1178 BRANDON S, CRAIG K RWANDA AFTER THE HOLOCAUST BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1994 OCT 8; 309 (6959): 963-963	0	2	0	0
456	1188 LANG B IS IT POSSIBLE TO MISREPRESENT THE HOLOCAUST HISTORY AND THEORY. 1995; 34 (1): 84-89	1	2	0	6
457	1198 TAYLOR J WRITING AS REVENGE - READING HILSENRATH, EDGAR DER 'NAZI UND DER FRISEUR' AS A SHOAH SURVIVORS FANTASY HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 1995 JAN; 20 (1-3): 439-444	1	2	0	7
458	1203 LAUB D, PESKIN H, AUERHAHN NC THE 2ND HOLOCAUST - WHEN LIFE THREATENS PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1995 JAN; 49 (1): 18-40	1	2	0	5
459	1227 MENGES K ANOTHER CONCEPT IN THE SONDERWEG-DEBATE - ROSE, P.L. REVOLUTIONARY ANTI-SEMITISM AND THE PREHISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW. 1995 MAY; 18 (2): 291-314	1	2	0	69
460	1229 OCHSNER JK UNDERSTANDING THE HOLOCAUST THROUGH THE UNITED-STATES-HOLOCAUST-MEMORIAL-MUSEUM JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION. 1995 MAY; 48 (4): 240-249	1	2	2	18
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461	1262 MICHMAN D THE HOLOCAUST IN THE EYES OF HISTORIANS - THE PROBLEM OF CONCEPTUALIZATION, PERIODIZATION, AND EXPLANATION MODERN JUDAISM. 1995 OCT; 15 (3): 233-264	0	2	0	33
462	1263 SMITH LW A THREAD OF HOPE - SPIRITUALITY IN THE 'SHOAH' PROTEUS. 1995 FAL; 12 (2): 3-11	0	2	0	16
463	1304 BRINKLEY R, YOURA S TRACING SHOAH PMLA-PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. 1996 JAN; 111 (1): 108-127	2	2	0	26
464	1305 Suleiman SR Monuments in a foreign tongue: On reading Holocaust memoirs by emigrants POETICS TODAY. 1996 WIN; 17 (4): 639-657	1	2	0	49
465	1316 Mazor A, Tal I Intergenerational transmission: The individuation process and the capacity for intimacy of adult children of Holocaust survivors CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1996 MAR; 18 (1): 95-113	2	2	2	50
466	1324 DELLAPERGOLA S BETWEEN SCIENCE AND FICTION - NOTES ON THE DEMOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 SPR; 10 (1): 34-51	0	2	0	20
467	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
468	1354 MATTHAUS J WHAT ABOUT THE ORDINARY MEN, THE GERMAN ORDER POLICE AND THE HOLOCAUST IN THE OCCUPIED SOVIET-UNION HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 FAL; 10 (2): 134-150	0	2	0	32
469	1381 Joffe HI, Joffe CF, Brodaty H Ageing Jewish holocaust survivors: Anxieties in dealing with health professionals MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA. 1996 NOV 4; 165 (9): 517-520	0	2	5	38
470	1382 Leff LJ Hollywood and the Holocaust: Remembering 'The Pawnbroker' AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. 1996 DEC; 84 (4): 353-376	0	2	0	23
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471	1389 Schulberg CH An unwanted inheritance: Healing transgenerational trauma of the Nazi Holocaust through the bonny method of guided imagery and music ARTS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1997; 24 (4): 323-345	0	2	1	18
472	1390 Deak I Holocaust views: The Goldhagen controversy in retrospect CENTRAL EUROPEAN HISTORY. 1997; 30 (2): 295-307	0	2	2	32
473	1392 Margalit A, Motzkin G The uniqueness of the Holocaust DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE. 1997; 45 (1): 3-18	0	2	0	30
474	1406 Hammermeister K Inventing history: Toward a Gay Holocaust literature GERMAN QUARTERLY. 1997 WIN; 70 (1): 18-26	1	2	0	10
475	1409 Burrin P There's no such thing as a murderous people! + 'Hitler's Willing Executioners', Daniel Goldhagen's controversial thesis on ordinary Germans and the Holocaust HISTOIRE. 1997 JAN; (206): 82-85	2	2	0	12
476	1447 Crysler G, Kusno A Angels in the temple - The aesthetic construction of citizenship at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ART JOURNAL. 1997 SPR; 56 (1): 52-64	2	2	0	14
477	1450 Gerlach C, Cohen D, Gerlach H Failure of plans for an SS extermination camp in Mogilev, Belorussia + German-occupied USSR, World-War-II, Holocaust HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1997 SPR; 11 (1): 60-78	0	2	0	53
478	1451 Heer H Killing fields + Nazi-occupied USSR, World-War-II: The Wehrmacht and the Holocaust in Belorussia, 1941-1942 HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1997 SPR; 11 (1): 79-101	0	2	0	37
479	1454 Wilner AF 'Happy, -happy-ever-after': Story and history in Art Spiegelman's 'Maus' (Holocaust literature, graphic novel) JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE TECHNIQUE. 1997 SPR; 27 (2): 171-189	1	2	0	25
480	1463 Bauer Y Notes on the 'Auschwitz Report' of Rudolf Vrba + Hungarian Jews, World-War-II, Holocaust VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1997 APR; 45 (2): 297-307	0	2	0	24
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481	1500 Rothberg M After Adorno: Culture in the wake of catastrophe (Holocaust, commemoration, education) NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 1997 FAL; (72): 45-81	1	2	3	63
482	1518 Parry A Idioms for the unrepresentable: post-war fiction and the Shoah JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN STUDIES. 1997 DEC; 27 (108): 417-432	0	2	1	29
483	1522 Mack M Representing the Holocaust, power, death, and metamorphosis - An examination of Elias Canetti's use of anthropological literature in 'Masse und Macht' GERMANISCH-ROMANISCHE MONATSSCHRIFT. 1998; 48 (3): 317-335	0	2	0	40
484	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
485	1543 Goertz K Transgenerational representations of the Holocaust: From memory to "post-memory" WORLD LITERATURE TODAY. 1998 WIN; 72 (1): 33-38	1	2	0	47
486	1552 Bernstein MA Homage to the extreme - The Shoah and the rhetoric of catastrophe TLS-THE TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT. 1998 MAR 6; (4953): 6-8	0	2	0	15
487	1561 MacQueen M The context of mass destruction: Agents and prerequisites of the Holocaust in Lithuania HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1998 SPR; 12 (1): 27-48	0	2	0	16
488	1568 Howard LB Motherhood, billboard, and the Holocaust: Perceptions and receptions of Gorecki's 'Symphony N3' (with an accompanying discography of its recordings and reissues) MUSICAL QUARTERLY. 1998 SPR; 82 (1): 131-159	0	2	0	65
489	1597 Friedman M Why Joseph Campbell's psychologizing of myth precludes the Holocaust as touchstone of reality JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION. 1998 SUM; 66 (2): 385-401	0	2	0	20
490	1598 Auerhahn NC, Laub D The primal scene of atrocity - The dynamic interplay between knowledge and fantasy of the Holocaust in children of survivors PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1998 SUM; 15 (3): 360-377	1	2	3	22
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491	1643 Phayer M Pope Pius XII, the Holocaust, and the Cold War HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1998 FAL; 12 (2): 233-256	0	2	0	66
492	1689 Romanovsky D The Holocaust in the eyes of Homo Sovieticus: A survey based on northeastern Belorussia and northwestern Russia HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 WIN; 13 (3): 355-382	1	2	0	12
493	1715 Short G Antiracist education and moral behaviour: Lessons from the Holocaust JOURNAL OF MORAL EDUCATION. 1999 MAR; 28 (1): 49-62	2	2	0	50
494	1747 Wolf HF Holocaust literature COMMENTARY. 1999 JUN; 107 (6): 5-5	0	2	0	0
495	1790 Parry A The caesura of the Holocaust in Martin Amis's 'Time's Arrow' and Bernhard Schlink's The 'Reader' JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN STUDIES. 1999 SEP; 29 (115): 249-267	1	2	0	21
496	1795 Myers DG Responsible for every single pain: Holocaust literature and the ethics of interpretation COMPARATIVE LITERATURE. 1999 FAL; 51 (4): 266-288	0	2	0	73
497	1797 Turner HA Victor Klemperer's Holocaust GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW. 1999 OCT; 22 (3): 385-395	0	2	0	3
498	1798 Berman J Australian representations of the Holocaust: Jewish Holocaust museums in Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney, 1984-1996 HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 FAL; 13 (2): 200-221	1	2	1	49
499	1804 Beisel D Resistance to psychology in holocaust scholarship JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 1999 FAL; 27 (2): 124-135	0	2	0	22
500	1806 Faierstein MM Abraham Joshua Heschel and the Holocaust (Forging a synthesis between Judaism and modern Western civilization) MODERN JUDAISM. 1999 OCT; 19 (3): 255-275	2	2	0	28

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A CASE-STUDY OF A PSYCHOHISTORICAL FIGURE - THE INFLUENCE OF THE HOLOCAUST ON IDENTITY

JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1980; 11 (1): 44-60

402

228 MAGURSHAK D

THE INCOMPREHENSIBILITY OF THE HOLOCAUST - TIGHTENING UP SOME LOOSE USAGE

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

403

230 BROWN M

METAPHOR FOR HOLOCAUST AND HOLOCAUST AS METAPHOR - THE 'ASSISTANT' AND THE 'FIXER' OF MALAMUD, BERNARD REEXAMINED

JUDAISM. 1980; 29 (4): 479-488

404

233 HERF J

THE 'HOLOCAUST' RECEPTION IN WEST-GERMANY - RIGHT, CENTER AND LEFT

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 1980; (19): 30-52

405

277 DIETRICH DJ

HOLOCAUST AS PUBLIC-POLICY - THE 3RD REICH

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

109

406

286 VERZIJDEN D

THE EFFECTS OF HOLOCAUST ON PUPILS AT SECONDARY-SCHOOLS IN THE NETHERLANDS

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 93-106

407

289 NOBLE G, OSMOND C

HOLOCAUST IN AUSTRALIA

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EDUCATION. 1981; 4 (1-2): 139-150

408

300 CATH SH

THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - DISCUSSION - THE EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST ON LIFE-CYCLE EXPERIENCES - THE CREATION AND RECREATION OF FAMILIES

JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 155-163

409

304 KAHANA RJ

THE AGING SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST - DISCUSSION - RECONCILIATION BETWEEN THE GENERATIONS - A LAST CHANCE

JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 14 (2): 225-239

410

315 KATZ ST

THE UNIQUE INTENTIONALITY OF THE HOLOCAUST

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

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411

AGNON BEFORE AND AFTER + AGNON AND THE HOLOCAUST

PROOFTEXTS-A JOURNAL OF JEWISH LITERARY HISTORY. 1982; 2 (1): 78-94

412

379 LASKOWSKY HJ

'HEART OF DARKNESS' - A PRIMER FOR THE HOLOCAUST

VIRGINIA QUARTERLY REVIEW. 1982; 58 (1): 93-110

413

445 GLEBERZON W

ACADEMIC-FREEDOM AND HOLOCAUST DENIAL LITERATURE - DEALING WITH INFAMY

INTERCHANGE. 1983; 14 (4): 62-69

414

453 LIPSTADT DE

WITNESS TO THE PERSECUTION - THE ALLIES AND THE HOLOCAUST - A REVIEW ESSAY

MODERN JUDAISM. 1983; 3 (3): 319-338

415

471 HIMMELFARB M

NO HITLER, NO HOLOCAUST

COMMENTARY. 1984; 77 (3): 37-43

416

518 MENDELSOHN J

THE HOLOCAUST - RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL-ARCHIVES ON THE NAZI PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS

PROLOGUE-QUARTERLY OF THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. 1984; 16 (1): 23-39

417

522 SANMUGATHASAN N

SRI-LANKA - THE STORY OF THE HOLOCAUST

RACE & CLASS. 1984; 26 (1): 63-82

418

532 BARTA T

AFTER THE HOLOCAUST - CONSCIOUSNESS OF GENOCIDE IN AUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICS AND HISTORY. 1985; 31 (1): 154-161

419

558 ROSENBLOOM M

THE HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR IN LATE LIFE

JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK. 1985; 8 (3-4): 181-191

420

594 PENKOWER MN

AMERICAN-JEWRY AND THE HOLOCAUST - FROM BILTMORE TO THE AMERICAN JEWISH CONFERENCE

JEWISH SOCIAL STUDIES. 1985 SPR; 47 (2): 95-114

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421

598 SILVERBERG DS, AVIRAM A, CAREL RS

HYPERTENSION IN EUROPEAN-IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL - THOSE WHO EXPERIENCED THE HOLOCAUST AND THOSE WHO DID NOT

JOURNAL OF HYPERTENSION. 1985 DEC; 3: S383-S385

422

600 MILTON S

IMAGES OF THE HOLOCAUST, .1.

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (1): 27-61

423

601 FACKENHEIM EL

CONCERNING AUTHENTIC AND UNAUTHENTIC RESPONSES TO THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (1): 101-120

424

607 FELSTINER J

CELAN, PAUL, 'TODESFUGE' + POETRY OF THE EUROPEAN JEWISH HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1986; 1 (2): 249-264

425

616 FARNHAM JF

HOLOCAUST LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN - THE PRESENTATION OF EVIL

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

426

621 PALDIEL M

HESED AND THE HOLOCAUST

JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES. 1986 WIN; 23 (1): 90-106

427

651 GRANOFSKY R

HOLOCAUST AS SYMBOL IN 'RIDDLEY WALKER' AND THE 'WHITE HOTEL' + CONTEMPORARY NOVELS

MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 1986 SUM; 16 (3): 172-182

428

670 BERENBAUM M

THE NATIVIZATION OF THE HOLOCAUST

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

429

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

430

695 YOUNG JE

I MAY BE A BIT OF A JEW - THE HOLOCAUST CONFESSIONS OF PLATH, SYLVIA

PHILOLOGICAL QUARTERLY. 1987 WIN; 66 (1): 127-147

Date / Author / Journal

431

THE LONG LIFE OF METAPHOR, AN APPROACH TO THE SHOAH

ENCOUNTER. 1987 FEB; 68 (2): 55-61

432

714 WALKER ARP

TOWARDS AN ALCOHOLIC HOLOCAUST

SOUTH AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1987 JUN 6; 71 (11): 679-680

433

717 ADDELSON KP

WOMEN AND THE HOLOCAUST - A RECONSIDERATION OF RESEARCH

SIGNS. 1987 SUM; 12 (4): 830-833

434

729 WETZEL H

HOLOCAUST AND LITERATURE - THE PERSPECTIVE OF BECKER, JUREK

COLLOQUIA GERMANICA. 1988; 21 (1): 70-76

435

750 CAHN TI

THE DIARY OF AN ADOLESCENT GIRL IN THE GHETTO - A STUDY OF AGE-SPECIFIC REACTIONS TO THE HOLOCAUST

PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 1988 WIN; 75 (4): 589-617

436

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

437

784 BAUMAN Z

SOCIOLOGY AFTER THE HOLOCAUST

BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1988 DEC; 39 (4): 469-497

438

793 DAVIES A

AFTER THE HOLOCAUST, NATIONAL ATTITUDES TO JEWS, A TALE OF TWO TRIALS ANTISEMITISM IN CANADA 1985

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1989; 4 (1): 77-88

439

795 MELSON R

REVOLUTIONARY GENOCIDE, ON THE CAUSES OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE OF 1915 AND THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1989; 4 (2): 161-174

440

821 FELDMAN YS

IDENTIFICATION WITH THE AGGRESSOR OR THE VICTIM COMPLEX, HOLOCAUST AND IDEOLOGY IN ISRAELI THEATER, 'GHETTO' BY SOBOL, JOSHUA

MODERN JUDAISM. 1989 MAY; 9 (2): 165-178

Date / Author / Journal

441

THE AFFIRMATION OF LIFE IN SHEERITH-HAPLEITA + THE SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (1): 13-21

442

841 GITELMAN Z

HISTORY, MEMORY AND POLITICS - THE HOLOCAUST IN THE SOVIET-UNION

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (1): 23-37

443

844 BAUER Y

IS THE HOLOCAUST EXPLICABLE + COMMENTS BY THEOLOGIANS, WRITERS AND HISTORIANS

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1990; 5 (2): 145-155

444

895 ARIEL Y

JEWISH SUFFERING AND CHRISTIAN SALVATION, THE EVANGELICAL-FUNDAMENTALIST HOLOCAUST MEMOIRS

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1991; 6 (1): 63-78

445

899 BIRN RB

AUSTRIAN HIGHER-SS-AND-POLICE-LEADERS AND THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE HOLOCAUST IN THE BALKANS

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1991; 6 (4): 351-372

446

918 HAZANI M

THE UNIVERSAL APPLICABILITY OF THE THEORY OF NEUTRALIZATION - GERMAN YOUTH COMING TO TERMS WITH THE HOLOCAUST - AN EMPIRICAL-STUDY WITH THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS

CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1991 MAR; 15 (2): 135-149

447

944 AVNI O

NARRATIVE SUBJECT, HISTORIC SUBJECT - 'SHOAH' AND LA 'PLACE DE LETOILE'

POETICS TODAY. 1991 FAL; 12 (3): 495-516

448

962 GREENBERG G

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

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

449

970 MILCHMAN A, ROSENBERG A

ARENDT, HANNAH AND THE ETIOLOGY OF THE DESK-KILLER + THE ORGANIZED MASS MURDERER AS A HUMAN TYPE - THE HOLOCAUST AS PORTENT

HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 1992 MAR; 14 (2): 213-226

450

973 CHARNY IW, FROMER D

A STUDY OF ATTITUDES OF VIEWERS OF THE FILM SHOAH TOWARDS AN INCIDENT OF MASS MURDER BY ISRAELI SOLDIERS (KFAR KASSEM, 1956)

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 1992 APR; 5 (2): 303-318

Date / Author / Journal

451

ICH-BIN-DREIZEHN-JAHRE-ALT-JEDEN-AUGENBLICK, THE HOLOCAUST AND THE GERMAN-JEWISH RELATIONSHIP IN JOHNSON, UWE 'JAHRESTAGE'

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR DEUTSCHE PHILOLOGIE. 1993; 112 (4): 595-617

452

1031 KERNAN M

A NATIONAL MEMORIAL BEARS WITNESS TO THE TRAGEDY OF THE HOLOCAUST

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

453

1051 ILLERT C

TOXIC RED TIDES - THE ECOLOGICAL HOLOCAUST IN OUR SOUTHERN OCEANS

SEARCH. 1993 JUN; 24 (5): 135-139

454

1084 PHAYER M

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

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

455

1178 BRANDON S, CRAIG K

RWANDA AFTER THE HOLOCAUST

BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1994 OCT 8; 309 (6959): 963-963

456

1188 LANG B

IS IT POSSIBLE TO MISREPRESENT THE HOLOCAUST

HISTORY AND THEORY. 1995; 34 (1): 84-89

457

1198 TAYLOR J

WRITING AS REVENGE - READING HILSENRATH, EDGAR DER 'NAZI UND DER FRISEUR' AS A SHOAH SURVIVORS FANTASY

HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 1995 JAN; 20 (1-3): 439-444

458

1203 LAUB D, PESKIN H, AUERHAHN NC

THE 2ND HOLOCAUST - WHEN LIFE THREATENS

PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN. 1995 JAN; 49 (1): 18-40

459

1227 MENGES K

ANOTHER CONCEPT IN THE SONDERWEG-DEBATE - ROSE, P.L. REVOLUTIONARY ANTI-SEMITISM AND THE PREHISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST

GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW. 1995 MAY; 18 (2): 291-314

460

1229 OCHSNER JK

UNDERSTANDING THE HOLOCAUST THROUGH THE UNITED-STATES-HOLOCAUST-MEMORIAL-MUSEUM

JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION. 1995 MAY; 48 (4): 240-249

Date / Author / Journal

461

THE HOLOCAUST IN THE EYES OF HISTORIANS - THE PROBLEM OF CONCEPTUALIZATION, PERIODIZATION, AND EXPLANATION

MODERN JUDAISM. 1995 OCT; 15 (3): 233-264

462

1263 SMITH LW

A THREAD OF HOPE - SPIRITUALITY IN THE 'SHOAH'

PROTEUS. 1995 FAL; 12 (2): 3-11

463

1304 BRINKLEY R, YOURA S

TRACING SHOAH

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

464

1305 Suleiman SR

Monuments in a foreign tongue: On reading Holocaust memoirs by emigrants

POETICS TODAY. 1996 WIN; 17 (4): 639-657

465

1316 Mazor A, Tal I

Intergenerational transmission: The individuation process and the capacity for intimacy of adult children of Holocaust survivors

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY. 1996 MAR; 18 (1): 95-113

466

1324 DELLAPERGOLA S

BETWEEN SCIENCE AND FICTION - NOTES ON THE DEMOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCAUST

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 SPR; 10 (1): 34-51

467

1345 Medoff R

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

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

468

1354 MATTHAUS J

WHAT ABOUT THE ORDINARY MEN, THE GERMAN ORDER POLICE AND THE HOLOCAUST IN THE OCCUPIED SOVIET-UNION

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1996 FAL; 10 (2): 134-150

469

1381 Joffe HI, Joffe CF, Brodaty H

Ageing Jewish holocaust survivors: Anxieties in dealing with health professionals

MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA. 1996 NOV 4; 165 (9): 517-520

470

1382 Leff LJ

Hollywood and the Holocaust: Remembering 'The Pawnbroker'

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

Date / Author / Journal

471

An unwanted inheritance: Healing transgenerational trauma of the Nazi Holocaust through the bonny method of guided imagery and music

ARTS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1997; 24 (4): 323-345

472

1390 Deak I

Holocaust views: The Goldhagen controversy in retrospect

CENTRAL EUROPEAN HISTORY. 1997; 30 (2): 295-307

473

1392 Margalit A, Motzkin G

The uniqueness of the Holocaust

DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE. 1997; 45 (1): 3-18

474

1406 Hammermeister K

Inventing history: Toward a Gay Holocaust literature

GERMAN QUARTERLY. 1997 WIN; 70 (1): 18-26

475

1409 Burrin P

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

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

476

1447 Crysler G, Kusno A

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

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

477

1450 Gerlach C, Cohen D, Gerlach H

Failure of plans for an SS extermination camp in Mogilev, Belorussia + German-occupied USSR, World-War-II, Holocaust

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1997 SPR; 11 (1): 60-78

478

1451 Heer H

Killing fields + Nazi-occupied USSR, World-War-II: The Wehrmacht and the Holocaust in Belorussia, 1941-1942

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1997 SPR; 11 (1): 79-101

479

1454 Wilner AF

'Happy, -happy-ever-after': Story and history in Art Spiegelman's 'Maus' (Holocaust literature, graphic novel)

JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE TECHNIQUE. 1997 SPR; 27 (2): 171-189

480

1463 Bauer Y

Notes on the 'Auschwitz Report' of Rudolf Vrba + Hungarian Jews, World-War-II, Holocaust

VIERTELJAHRSHEFTE FUR ZEITGESCHICHTE. 1997 APR; 45 (2): 297-307

Date / Author / Journal

481

After Adorno: Culture in the wake of catastrophe (Holocaust, commemoration, education)

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 1997 FAL; (72): 45-81

482

1518 Parry A

Idioms for the unrepresentable: post-war fiction and the Shoah

JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN STUDIES. 1997 DEC; 27 (108): 417-432

483

1522 Mack M

Representing the Holocaust, power, death, and metamorphosis - An examination of Elias Canetti's use of anthropological literature in 'Masse und Macht'

GERMANISCH-ROMANISCHE MONATSSCHRIFT. 1998; 48 (3): 317-335

484

1529 Stein A

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

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

485

1543 Goertz K

Transgenerational representations of the Holocaust: From memory to "post-memory"

WORLD LITERATURE TODAY. 1998 WIN; 72 (1): 33-38

486

1552 Bernstein MA

Homage to the extreme - The Shoah and the rhetoric of catastrophe

TLS-THE TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT. 1998 MAR 6; (4953): 6-8

487

1561 MacQueen M

The context of mass destruction: Agents and prerequisites of the Holocaust in Lithuania

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1998 SPR; 12 (1): 27-48

488

1568 Howard LB

Motherhood, billboard, and the Holocaust: Perceptions and receptions of Gorecki's 'Symphony N3' (with an accompanying discography of its recordings and reissues)

MUSICAL QUARTERLY. 1998 SPR; 82 (1): 131-159

489

1597 Friedman M

Why Joseph Campbell's psychologizing of myth precludes the Holocaust as touchstone of reality

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION. 1998 SUM; 66 (2): 385-401

490

1598 Auerhahn NC, Laub D

The primal scene of atrocity - The dynamic interplay between knowledge and fantasy of the Holocaust in children of survivors

PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 1998 SUM; 15 (3): 360-377

Date / Author / Journal

491

Pope Pius XII, the Holocaust, and the Cold War

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1998 FAL; 12 (2): 233-256

492

1689 Romanovsky D

The Holocaust in the eyes of Homo Sovieticus: A survey based on northeastern Belorussia and northwestern Russia

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 WIN; 13 (3): 355-382

493

1715 Short G

Antiracist education and moral behaviour: Lessons from the Holocaust

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

494

1747 Wolf HF

Holocaust literature

COMMENTARY. 1999 JUN; 107 (6): 5-5

495

1790 Parry A

The caesura of the Holocaust in Martin Amis's 'Time's Arrow' and Bernhard Schlink's The 'Reader'

JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN STUDIES. 1999 SEP; 29 (115): 249-267

496

1795 Myers DG

Responsible for every single pain: Holocaust literature and the ethics of interpretation

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE. 1999 FAL; 51 (4): 266-288

497

1797 Turner HA

Victor Klemperer's Holocaust

GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW. 1999 OCT; 22 (3): 385-395

498

1798 Berman J

Australian representations of the Holocaust: Jewish Holocaust museums in Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney, 1984-1996

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 1999 FAL; 13 (2): 200-221

499

1804 Beisel D

Resistance to psychology in holocaust scholarship

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 1999 FAL; 27 (2): 124-135

500

1806 Faierstein MM

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

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

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