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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2005
2501	2501 Bernard-Donals M Conflations of memory - or, what they saw at the Holocaust Museum after 9/11 CR-THE NEW CENTENNIAL REVIEW. 2005 FAL; 5 (2): 73-106	0	0	0	23
2502	2502 Caron D AIDS/Holocaust: Metaphor and French universalism ESPRIT CREATEUR. 2005 FAL; 45 (3): 63-73	0	0	0	16
2503	2503 Tidd U The infinity of testimony and dying in Jorge Semprun's Holocaust autothanatographies FORUM FOR MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 2005 OCT; 41 (4): 407-417	0	0	0	25
2504	2504 Stewart V Holocaust diaries: Writing from the abyss FORUM FOR MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 2005 OCT; 41 (4): 418-426	0	0	0	8
2505	2505 Steinweis AE The Auschwitz analogy: Holocaust memory and American debates over intervention in Bosnia and Kosovo in the 1990s HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2005 FAL; 19 (2): 276-289	0	0	0	21
2506	2506 Sanders T "Holy Thursday after the Holocaust" HORIZONS. 2005 FAL; 32 (2): 235-254	0	0	0	46
2507	2507 Biran MW, Southard E Using art to teach about the Holocaust JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION. 2005 FAL; 53 (4): 1336-1337	0	0	0	3
2508	2508 Polian P First victims of the Holocaust - Soviet-Jewish prisoners of war in German captivity KRITIKA-EXPLORATIONS IN RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN HISTORY. 2005 FAL; 6 (4): 763-787	0	0	0	45
2509	2509 Berkhoff KC The mass murder of Soviet prisoners of war and the Holocaust - How were they related? KRITIKA-EXPLORATIONS IN RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN HISTORY. 2005 FAL; 6 (4): 789-796	0	0	0	19
2510	2510 Laub D From speechlessness to narrative: The cases of Holocaust historians and of psychiatrically hospitalized survivors LITERATURE AND MEDICINE. 2005 FAL; 24 (2): 253-265	0	0	0	9
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2511	2511 Clark MM Holocaust video testimony, oral history, and narrative medicine: The struggle against indifference LITERATURE AND MEDICINE. 2005 FAL; 24 (2): 266-282	0	0	0	1
2512	2512 Finchelstein F The Holocaust canon: Rereading Raul Hilberg NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2005 FAL; (96): 3-48	0	0	1	72
2513	2513 Garloff K Expanding the canon of Holocaust literature: Traumatic address in Hubert Fichte and Wolfgang Hildesheimer NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2005 FAL; (96): 49-74	0	0	1	35
2514	2514 Prager B The good German as narrator: On W.G Sebald and the risks of Holocaust writing NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2005 FAL; (96): 75-102	0	0	0	40
2515	2515 Codde P The Holocaust and postwar Jewish identity in Daniel Stern's 'Who shall live, who shall die' STUDIES IN AMERICAN FICTION. 2005 FAL; 33 (2): 165-181	2	2	0	28
2516	2516 Strous RD, Weiss M, Felsen I, Finkel B, et al. Video testimony of long-term hospitalized psychiatrically ill Holocaust survivors AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 2005 DEC; 162 (12): 2287-2294	0	1	4	25
2517	2517 Russell N, Gregory R Making the undoable doable - Milgram, the Holocaust, and modern government AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. 2005 DEC; 35 (4): 327-349	0	0	1	64
2518	2518 Saehrendt C The holocaust memorial BURLINGTON MAGAZINE. 2005 DEC; 147 (1233): 844-845	0	0	0	3
2519	2519 John J Fagin, the Holocaust and mass culture: or, 'Oliver Twist' on screen DICKENS QUARTERLY. 2005 DEC; 22 (4): 204-223	0	0	0	44
2520	2520 Landt AK Holocaust and the German question - A nation wants to disappear MERKUR-DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EUROPAISCHES DENKEN. 2005 DEC; 59 (12): 1113-1125	0	0	0	0
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2521	2521 Meier H Justice column - Holocaust remembrance and state reason MERKUR-DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EUROPAISCHES DENKEN. 2005 DEC; 59 (12): 1167-1172	0	0	0	4
2522	2522 Ben-Zur H, Zimmerman M Aging Holocaust survivors' well-being and adjustment: Associations with ambivalence over emotional expression PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING. 2005 DEC; 20 (4): 710-713	1	1	9	29
2006
2523	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
2524	2524 Wilson IW Greeting the Holocaust's dead? Narrative strategies and the undead in Elfriede Jelinek's Die 'Kinder Der Toten' MODERN AUSTRIAN LITERATURE. 2006; 39 (3-4): 27-+	0	0	2	61
2525	2525 Schiff B, Skillingstead H, Archibald O, Arasim A, et al. Consistency and change in the repeated narratives of Holocaust survivors NARRATIVE INQUIRY. 2006; 16 (2): 349-377	0	0	0	37
2526	2526 Heard J, Wilberding J, Frieder G, Rieder O, et al. On mediated search of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum data NEXT GENERATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND SYSTEMS, PROCEEDINGS. 2006; 4032: 38-46	0	0	0	9
2527	2527 Labinsky E, Blair W, Yehuda R Longitudinal assessment of dissociation in holocaust survivors with and without PTSD and nonexposed aged Jewish adults PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: A DECADE OF PROGRESS. 2006; 1071: 459-462	1	1	1	5
2528	2528 Greenwald B, Ben-Ari O, Strous RD, Laub D Psychiatry, testimony, and Shoah: Reconstructing the narratives of the muted SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 2006; 43 (2-3): 199-214	0	0	0	3
2529	2529 Listoe D Seeing nothing: Allegory and the Holocaust's absent dead SUB-STANCE. 2006; 35 (110): 51-70	0	0	0	19
2530	2530 Codde P An early Holocaust novel rediscovered: The gray zone in Daniel Stern's 'who shall live, who shall die' YIDDISH. 2006; 14 (4): 34-53	0	0	1	21
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2531	2531 Royal DP Fragmenting the post-Holocaust subject: Uses of the short-story cycle in Thane Rosenbaum's 'Elijah Visible' YIDDISH. 2006; 14 (4): 72-89	0	0	0	14
2532	2532 Aschenberg H Short-term loans? French language and the Shoah. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR FRANZOSISCHE SPRACHE UND LITERATUR. 2006; 116 (3): 225-242	0	0	0	48
2533	2533 Peiter AD From the ethnological "periphery" to the "centre" of European violence. The argument with the Shoah in Elias Canetti's 'Masse und Macht' ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GERMANISTIK. 2006; 16 (3): 555-567	0	0	0	18
2534	2534 [Anon] Holocaust and political culture ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 525-525	0	0	0	0
2535	2535 Benz W The Holocaust as a theme of science in political perception - Yehuda Bauer as a scientist and mentor of Holocaust education ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 526-531	0	0	0	0
2536	2536 Thierse W The Holocaust in public consciousness ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 532-536	0	0	0	0
2537	2537 Bauer Y Some considerations on the Shoah ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 542-549	0	0	0	0
2538	2538 Krystal A My Holocaust problem AMERICAN SCHOLAR. 2006 WIN; 75 (1): 37-47	1	2	0	0
2539	2539 Meyer ED Speak, memory - Esther da Costa Meyer on Peter Eisenman's Holocaust Memorial ARTFORUM INTERNATIONAL. 2006 JAN; 44 (5): 47-48	0	0	0	0
2540	2540 Croes M The holocaust in the Netherlands and the rate of Jewish survival HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 WIN; 20 (3): 474-499	0	0	0	12
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2541	2541 [Anon] Recently published works in Holocaust and genocide studies HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 WIN; 20 (3): 535-570	0	0	0	0
2542	2542 Frey RS Untitled (The genocide and Holocaust) HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 WIN; 20 (3): 571-572	0	0	0	2
2543	2543 deMause L The childhood origins of the Holocaust JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 WIN; 33 (3): 204-222	0	1	0	78
2544	2544 Fraad H The childhood origins of the Holocaust - Comment JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 WIN; 33 (3): 223-228	0	0	0	19
2545	2545 Kind MR The childhood origins of the Holocaust - Comment JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 WIN; 33 (3): 228-231	0	0	0	0
2546	2546 Finkelstein LE, Levy BR Disclosure of Holocaust experiences: Reasons, attributions, and health implications JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 2006 JAN; 25 (1): 117-140	0	0	11	48
2547	2547 Harrison B Aharon Appelfeld and the problem of Holocaust fiction PARTIAL ANSWERS-JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND THE HISTORY OF IDEAS. 2006 JAN; 4 (1): 79-106	0	0	0	22
2548	2548 Biagi G A personal story of the Nazi Holocaust SCULPTURE REVIEW. 2006 WIN; 55 (4): 7-7	0	0	0	0
2549	2549 Young JE Memorials and meaning (Holocaust memorials) SCULPTURE REVIEW. 2006 WIN; 55 (4): 8-15	0	0	0	16
2550	2550 Cipriani I Sant'Anna: A story of the Holocaust SCULPTURE REVIEW. 2006 WIN; 55 (4): 20-25	0	0	0	4
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2551	2551 Desch MC The myth of abandonment: The use and abuse of the Holocaust analogy SECURITY STUDIES. 2006 JAN-MAR; 15 (1): 106-145	2	2	1	177
2552	2552 Fossion P, Rejas MC, Pelc I, Linkowski P, et al. Family resilience and the transgenerational transmission of the Shoah traumatism ANNALES MEDICO-PSYCHOLOGIQUES. 2006 MAR; 164 (2): 115-119	0	0	5	33
2553	2553 Zuckermann M Homogenity and fragmentation of the Shoah-remembrance in Israel ZEITGESCHICHTE. 2006 MAR-APR; 33 (2): 99-106	0	0	0	0
2554	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
2555	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
2556	2556 Winokur M Costume jewry: 'South Park''s Holocaust of The Passion (Mel Gibson's The 'Passion of the Christ', Trey Parker's and Matt Stone's The 'Passion of the Jew') ENGLISH LANGUAGE NOTES. 2006 SPR; 44 (1): 253-257	0	0	0	0
2557	2557 Niven B Remembering the Holocaust: Representation, neglect and instrumentalization EUROPEAN HISTORY QUARTERLY. 2006 APR; 36 (2): 279-291	0	0	0	8
2558	2558 Cooke M The ethics of post-holocaust art: Reflections on redemption and representation GERMAN LIFE AND LETTERS. 2006 APR; 59 (2): 266-279	0	0	0	13
2559	2559 Berghahn D Post-1990 screen memories: How east and west German cinema remembers the Third Reich and the Holocaust GERMAN LIFE AND LETTERS. 2006 APR; 59 (2): 294-308	0	0	0	19
2560	2560 Wolfgram MA The Holocaust through the prism of East German television: Collective memory and audience perceptions HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 SPR; 20 (1): 57-79	0	0	0	48
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2561	2561 Fallace TD The origins of Holocaust education in American public schools HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 SPR; 20 (1): 80-102	2	2	1	50
2562	2562 Atlas J Putting psychohistory into action - Overcoming the obstacles to a "peace counseling" profession; Examining Palestinian terrorism; the Holocaust and current Austrian childrearing JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 SPR; 33 (4): 325-354	0	0	0	0
2563	2563 Marcus E, Menczel J Higher prevalence of osteoporosis among women Holocaust survivors. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY. 2006 APR; 54 (4): S136-S136	0	0	0	0
2564	2564 Craft-Fairchild C Do we remember? The Catholic Church and the Holocaust LOGOS-A JOURNAL OF CATHOLIC THOUGHT AND CULTURE. 2006 SPR; 9 (2): 68-106	0	0	0	37
2565	2565 Ladin J "After the end of the world": Poetry and the Holocaust MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 284-306	0	0	0	7
2566	2566 Gilbert SM "The words are purposes, " or, why dither about diction? (The Holocaust) MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 307-315	0	0	0	16
2567	2567 Lang B On poetry and Holocaust in "Holocaust poetry" MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 322-325	0	0	0	0
2568	2568 Ostriker A Holocaust poetry: Another view MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 326-335	0	0	0	0
2569	2569 Perloff M Can a contemporary poet write about the Holocaust? MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 336-340	0	0	0	1
2570	2570 Steiner W On the unspeakability argument (Holocaust poetry) MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 341-347	0	0	0	0
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2571	2571 Zilcosky J Lost and found: Disorientation, nostalgia, and holocaust melodrama in Sebald's Austerlitz MLN. 2006 APR; 121 (3): 679-698	0	0	0	42
2572	2572 Dochartaigh PO Americanizing the Holocaust: The case of 'Jakob the liar' MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW. 2006 APR; 101: 456-+	0	0	1	44
2573	2573 [Anon] Holocaust denial PHILOSOPHY. 2006 APR; 81 (316): 185-185	0	0	0	0
2574	2574 Ciment M, Kertesz I Interview with Imre Kertesz - Itinerary of a soul where the Holocaust has touched POSITIF. 2006 APR; (542): 88-90	0	0	0	0
2575	2575 Eross G Representing "the irrepresentable"? Soul without destiny and hungarian cinema against the Holocaust POSITIF. 2006 APR; (542): 91-96	0	0	0	8
2576	2576 Shamai M, Levin-Megged O The myth of creating an integrative story: The therapeutic experience of Holocaust survivors QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 2006 MAY; 16 (5): 692-712	0	2	7	61
2577	2577 Taylor RR Questions of Zion (Jacqueline Rose's The 'Question of Zion' and 'Israel's Holocaust and the Politics of Nationhood' by Idith Zertal) TLS-THE TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT. 2006 MAY 26; (5382): 17-17	0	0	0	0
2578	2578 [Anon] Holocaust memorial in Vienna (Memorial for the Deported) ARCHITECTURAL RECORD. 2006 JUN; 194 (6): 58-58	0	0	0	0
2579	2579 O'Donoghue G Precatory executive statements and permissible judicial responses in the context of Holocaust-claims litigation COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2006 JUN; 106 (5): 1119-1164	0	2	0	37
2580	2580 Kaminer IJ Tikun Haolam - Restoration of the world. Survival after the Shoah FORUM DER PSYCHOANALYSE. 2006 JUN; 22 (2): 127-144	0	0	1	46
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2581	2581 Clarke DE, Colantonio A, Rhodes A, Conn D, et al. Differential experiences during the holocaust and suicidal ideation in older adults in treatment for depression JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2006 JUN; 19 (3): 417-423	1	1	3	13
2582	2582 Goldman N Israeli Holocaust memorial strategies at Yad Vashem: From silence to recognition ART JOURNAL. 2006 SUM; 65 (2): 102-123	0	0	0	32
2583	2583 Pope A The house of being still stands: Nuclear holocaust and human meaning JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 2006 JUL; 46 (3): 303-322	0	0	0	40
2584	2584 Zandberg E Critical laughter: humor, popular culture and Israeli Holocaust commemoration MEDIA CULTURE & SOCIETY. 2006 JUL; 28 (4): 561-+	0	0	2	54
2585	2585 Assmann A History, memory, and the genre of testimony (The Holocaust) POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 261-273	0	2	1	23
2586	2586 Kushner T Holocaust testimony, ethics, and the problem of representation POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 275-295	0	0	0	66
2587	2587 Langer LL Hearing the Holocaust (Auschwitz) POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 297-309	0	0	0	18
2588	2588 Kraft RN Archival memory: Representations of the Holocaust in oral testimony POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 311-330	0	0	0	22
2589	2589 Yaeger P Testimony without intimacy (The Holocaust) POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 399-423	0	0	0	21
2590	2590 Gross JT One line at a time (Holocaust testimonies end reminiscences) POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 425-429	0	0	0	7
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
2591	2591 Greenspan H, Bolkosky S When is an interview an interview? Notes from listening to Holocaust survivors POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 431-449	0	0	0	15
2592	2592 Rudof JW Research use of Holocaust testimonies POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 451-461	0	0	0	12
2593	2593 Reich W Unwelcome narratives: Listening to suppressed themes in American Holocaust testimonies POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 463-472	0	0	0	5
2594	2594 van Alphen E Second-generation testimony, transmission of trauma, and postmemory (Holocaust literature and testimony) POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 473-488	0	1	0	11
2595	2595 Rosenbaum T The audacity of aesthetics: The post-Holocaust novel and the respect for the dead POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 489-495	0	0	0	0
2596	2596 Baider L, Goldzweig G, Ever-Hadani P, Peretz T Psychological distress and coping in breast cancer patients and healthy women whose parents survived the holocaust PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY. 2006 JUL; 15 (7): 635-646	1	3	15	63
2597	2597 Desmond JF Walker Percy and writing the Holocaust RELIGION & LITERATURE. 2006 SUM; 38 (2): 101-116	0	0	0	16
2598	2598 Vin-Raviv N, Liphshitz I, Linn S, Keinan-Boker L, et al. Incidence and survival characteristics of malignant diseases among holocaust survivors that have immigrated to Israel EARLY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 2006 AUG; 82 (8): 532-532	0	0	0	0
2599	2599 Lis-Turlejska M Post-traumatic stress symptoms among child survivors of the Holocaust PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH. 2006 AUG; 21: 92-92	0	0	0	0
2600	2600 Augenbraun B Christians & the holocaust COMMENTARY. 2006 SEP; 122 (2): 10-+	0	0	0	0

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2005

2501

2501 Bernard-Donals M

Conflations of memory - or, what they saw at the Holocaust Museum after 9/11

CR-THE NEW CENTENNIAL REVIEW. 2005 FAL; 5 (2): 73-106

2502

2502 Caron D

AIDS/Holocaust: Metaphor and French universalism

ESPRIT CREATEUR. 2005 FAL; 45 (3): 63-73

2503

2503 Tidd U

The infinity of testimony and dying in Jorge Semprun's Holocaust autothanatographies

FORUM FOR MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 2005 OCT; 41 (4): 407-417

2504

2504 Stewart V

Holocaust diaries: Writing from the abyss

FORUM FOR MODERN LANGUAGE STUDIES. 2005 OCT; 41 (4): 418-426

2505

2505 Steinweis AE

The Auschwitz analogy: Holocaust memory and American debates over intervention in Bosnia and Kosovo in the 1990s

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2005 FAL; 19 (2): 276-289

2506

2506 Sanders T

"Holy Thursday after the Holocaust"

HORIZONS. 2005 FAL; 32 (2): 235-254

2507

2507 Biran MW, Southard E

Using art to teach about the Holocaust

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION. 2005 FAL; 53 (4): 1336-1337

2508

2508 Polian P

First victims of the Holocaust - Soviet-Jewish prisoners of war in German captivity

KRITIKA-EXPLORATIONS IN RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN HISTORY. 2005 FAL; 6 (4): 763-787

2509

2509 Berkhoff KC

The mass murder of Soviet prisoners of war and the Holocaust - How were they related?

KRITIKA-EXPLORATIONS IN RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN HISTORY. 2005 FAL; 6 (4): 789-796

2510

2510 Laub D

From speechlessness to narrative: The cases of Holocaust historians and of psychiatrically hospitalized survivors

LITERATURE AND MEDICINE. 2005 FAL; 24 (2): 253-265

Date / Author / Journal

2511

Holocaust video testimony, oral history, and narrative medicine: The struggle against indifference

LITERATURE AND MEDICINE. 2005 FAL; 24 (2): 266-282

2512

2512 Finchelstein F

The Holocaust canon: Rereading Raul Hilberg

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2005 FAL; (96): 3-48

2513

2513 Garloff K

Expanding the canon of Holocaust literature: Traumatic address in Hubert Fichte and Wolfgang Hildesheimer

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2005 FAL; (96): 49-74

2514

2514 Prager B

The good German as narrator: On W.G Sebald and the risks of Holocaust writing

NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE. 2005 FAL; (96): 75-102

2515

2515 Codde P

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

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

2516

2516 Strous RD, Weiss M, Felsen I, Finkel B, et al.

Video testimony of long-term hospitalized psychiatrically ill Holocaust survivors

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 2005 DEC; 162 (12): 2287-2294

2517

2517 Russell N, Gregory R

Making the undoable doable - Milgram, the Holocaust, and modern government

AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. 2005 DEC; 35 (4): 327-349

2518

2518 Saehrendt C

The holocaust memorial

BURLINGTON MAGAZINE. 2005 DEC; 147 (1233): 844-845

2519

2519 John J

Fagin, the Holocaust and mass culture: or, 'Oliver Twist' on screen

DICKENS QUARTERLY. 2005 DEC; 22 (4): 204-223

2520

2520 Landt AK

Holocaust and the German question - A nation wants to disappear

MERKUR-DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EUROPAISCHES DENKEN. 2005 DEC; 59 (12): 1113-1125

Date / Author / Journal

2521

Justice column - Holocaust remembrance and state reason

MERKUR-DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EUROPAISCHES DENKEN. 2005 DEC; 59 (12): 1167-1172

2522

2522 Ben-Zur H, Zimmerman M

Aging Holocaust survivors' well-being and adjustment: Associations with ambivalence over emotional expression

PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING. 2005 DEC; 20 (4): 710-713

2006

2523

2523 [Anon]

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

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

2524

2524 Wilson IW

Greeting the Holocaust's dead? Narrative strategies and the undead in Elfriede Jelinek's Die 'Kinder Der Toten'

MODERN AUSTRIAN LITERATURE. 2006; 39 (3-4): 27-+

2525

2525 Schiff B, Skillingstead H, Archibald O, Arasim A, et al.

Consistency and change in the repeated narratives of Holocaust survivors

NARRATIVE INQUIRY. 2006; 16 (2): 349-377

2526

2526 Heard J, Wilberding J, Frieder G, Rieder O, et al.

On mediated search of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum data

NEXT GENERATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND SYSTEMS, PROCEEDINGS. 2006; 4032: 38-46

2527

2527 Labinsky E, Blair W, Yehuda R

Longitudinal assessment of dissociation in holocaust survivors with and without PTSD and nonexposed aged Jewish adults

PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: A DECADE OF PROGRESS. 2006; 1071: 459-462

2528

2528 Greenwald B, Ben-Ari O, Strous RD, Laub D

Psychiatry, testimony, and Shoah: Reconstructing the narratives of the muted

SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE. 2006; 43 (2-3): 199-214

2529

2529 Listoe D

Seeing nothing: Allegory and the Holocaust's absent dead

SUB-STANCE. 2006; 35 (110): 51-70

2530

2530 Codde P

An early Holocaust novel rediscovered: The gray zone in Daniel Stern's 'who shall live, who shall die'

YIDDISH. 2006; 14 (4): 34-53

Date / Author / Journal

2531

Fragmenting the post-Holocaust subject: Uses of the short-story cycle in Thane Rosenbaum's 'Elijah Visible'

YIDDISH. 2006; 14 (4): 72-89

2532

2532 Aschenberg H

Short-term loans? French language and the Shoah.

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR FRANZOSISCHE SPRACHE UND LITERATUR. 2006; 116 (3): 225-242

2533

2533 Peiter AD

From the ethnological "periphery" to the "centre" of European violence. The argument with the Shoah in Elias Canetti's 'Masse und Macht'

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GERMANISTIK. 2006; 16 (3): 555-567

2534

2534 [Anon]

Holocaust and political culture

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 525-525

2535

2535 Benz W

The Holocaust as a theme of science in political perception - Yehuda Bauer as a scientist and mentor of Holocaust education

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 526-531

2536

2536 Thierse W

The Holocaust in public consciousness

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 532-536

2537

2537 Bauer Y

Some considerations on the Shoah

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT. 2006; 54 (6): 542-549

2538

2538 Krystal A

My Holocaust problem

AMERICAN SCHOLAR. 2006 WIN; 75 (1): 37-47

2539

2539 Meyer ED

Speak, memory - Esther da Costa Meyer on Peter Eisenman's Holocaust Memorial

ARTFORUM INTERNATIONAL. 2006 JAN; 44 (5): 47-48

2540

2540 Croes M

The holocaust in the Netherlands and the rate of Jewish survival

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 WIN; 20 (3): 474-499

Date / Author / Journal

2541

Recently published works in Holocaust and genocide studies

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 WIN; 20 (3): 535-570

2542

2542 Frey RS

Untitled (The genocide and Holocaust)

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 WIN; 20 (3): 571-572

2543

2543 deMause L

The childhood origins of the Holocaust

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

2544

2544 Fraad H

The childhood origins of the Holocaust - Comment

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 WIN; 33 (3): 223-228

2545

2545 Kind MR

The childhood origins of the Holocaust - Comment

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 WIN; 33 (3): 228-231

2546

2546 Finkelstein LE, Levy BR

Disclosure of Holocaust experiences: Reasons, attributions, and health implications

JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 2006 JAN; 25 (1): 117-140

2547

2547 Harrison B

Aharon Appelfeld and the problem of Holocaust fiction

PARTIAL ANSWERS-JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND THE HISTORY OF IDEAS. 2006 JAN; 4 (1): 79-106

2548

2548 Biagi G

A personal story of the Nazi Holocaust

SCULPTURE REVIEW. 2006 WIN; 55 (4): 7-7

2549

2549 Young JE

Memorials and meaning (Holocaust memorials)

SCULPTURE REVIEW. 2006 WIN; 55 (4): 8-15

2550

2550 Cipriani I

Sant'Anna: A story of the Holocaust

SCULPTURE REVIEW. 2006 WIN; 55 (4): 20-25

Date / Author / Journal

2551

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

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

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2552

2552 Fossion P, Rejas MC, Pelc I, Linkowski P, et al.

Family resilience and the transgenerational transmission of the Shoah traumatism

ANNALES MEDICO-PSYCHOLOGIQUES. 2006 MAR; 164 (2): 115-119

2553

2553 Zuckermann M

Homogenity and fragmentation of the Shoah-remembrance in Israel

ZEITGESCHICHTE. 2006 MAR-APR; 33 (2): 99-106

2554

2554 Brown P

Increased risk of attempted suicide among aging holocaust survivors

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

2555

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

2556

2556 Winokur M

Costume jewry: 'South Park''s Holocaust of The Passion (Mel Gibson's The 'Passion of the Christ', Trey Parker's and Matt Stone's The 'Passion of the Jew')

ENGLISH LANGUAGE NOTES. 2006 SPR; 44 (1): 253-257

2557

2557 Niven B

Remembering the Holocaust: Representation, neglect and instrumentalization

EUROPEAN HISTORY QUARTERLY. 2006 APR; 36 (2): 279-291

2558

2558 Cooke M

The ethics of post-holocaust art: Reflections on redemption and representation

GERMAN LIFE AND LETTERS. 2006 APR; 59 (2): 266-279

2559

2559 Berghahn D

Post-1990 screen memories: How east and west German cinema remembers the Third Reich and the Holocaust

GERMAN LIFE AND LETTERS. 2006 APR; 59 (2): 294-308

2560

2560 Wolfgram MA

The Holocaust through the prism of East German television: Collective memory and audience perceptions

HOLOCAUST AND GENOCIDE STUDIES. 2006 SPR; 20 (1): 57-79

Date / Author / Journal

2561

The origins of Holocaust education in American public schools

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

2562

2562 Atlas J

Putting psychohistory into action - Overcoming the obstacles to a "peace counseling" profession; Examining Palestinian terrorism; the Holocaust and current Austrian childrearing

JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY. 2006 SPR; 33 (4): 325-354

2563

2563 Marcus E, Menczel J

Higher prevalence of osteoporosis among women Holocaust survivors.

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY. 2006 APR; 54 (4): S136-S136

2564

2564 Craft-Fairchild C

Do we remember? The Catholic Church and the Holocaust

LOGOS-A JOURNAL OF CATHOLIC THOUGHT AND CULTURE. 2006 SPR; 9 (2): 68-106

2565

2565 Ladin J

"After the end of the world": Poetry and the Holocaust

MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 284-306

2566

2566 Gilbert SM

"The words are purposes, " or, why dither about diction? (The Holocaust)

MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 307-315

2567

2567 Lang B

On poetry and Holocaust in "Holocaust poetry"

MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 322-325

2568

2568 Ostriker A

Holocaust poetry: Another view

MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 326-335

2569

2569 Perloff M

Can a contemporary poet write about the Holocaust?

MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 336-340

2570

2570 Steiner W

On the unspeakability argument (Holocaust poetry)

MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. 2006 SPR; 45 (2): 341-347

Date / Author / Journal

2571

Lost and found: Disorientation, nostalgia, and holocaust melodrama in Sebald's Austerlitz

MLN. 2006 APR; 121 (3): 679-698

2572

2572 Dochartaigh PO

Americanizing the Holocaust: The case of 'Jakob the liar'

MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW. 2006 APR; 101: 456-+

2573

2573 [Anon]

Holocaust denial

PHILOSOPHY. 2006 APR; 81 (316): 185-185

2574

2574 Ciment M, Kertesz I

Interview with Imre Kertesz - Itinerary of a soul where the Holocaust has touched

POSITIF. 2006 APR; (542): 88-90

2575

2575 Eross G

Representing "the irrepresentable"? Soul without destiny and hungarian cinema against the Holocaust

POSITIF. 2006 APR; (542): 91-96

2576

2576 Shamai M, Levin-Megged O

The myth of creating an integrative story: The therapeutic experience of Holocaust survivors

QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 2006 MAY; 16 (5): 692-712

2577

2577 Taylor RR

Questions of Zion (Jacqueline Rose's The 'Question of Zion' and 'Israel's Holocaust and the Politics of Nationhood' by Idith Zertal)

TLS-THE TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT. 2006 MAY 26; (5382): 17-17

2578

2578 [Anon]

Holocaust memorial in Vienna (Memorial for the Deported)

ARCHITECTURAL RECORD. 2006 JUN; 194 (6): 58-58

2579

2579 O'Donoghue G

Precatory executive statements and permissible judicial responses in the context of Holocaust-claims litigation

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2006 JUN; 106 (5): 1119-1164

2580

2580 Kaminer IJ

Tikun Haolam - Restoration of the world. Survival after the Shoah

FORUM DER PSYCHOANALYSE. 2006 JUN; 22 (2): 127-144

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2581

2581 Clarke DE, Colantonio A, Rhodes A, Conn D, et al.

Differential experiences during the holocaust and suicidal ideation in older adults in treatment for depression

JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS. 2006 JUN; 19 (3): 417-423

2582

2582 Goldman N

Israeli Holocaust memorial strategies at Yad Vashem: From silence to recognition

ART JOURNAL. 2006 SUM; 65 (2): 102-123

2583

2583 Pope A

The house of being still stands: Nuclear holocaust and human meaning

JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 2006 JUL; 46 (3): 303-322

2584

2584 Zandberg E

Critical laughter: humor, popular culture and Israeli Holocaust commemoration

MEDIA CULTURE & SOCIETY. 2006 JUL; 28 (4): 561-+

2585

2585 Assmann A

History, memory, and the genre of testimony (The Holocaust)

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 261-273

2586

2586 Kushner T

Holocaust testimony, ethics, and the problem of representation

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 275-295

2587

2587 Langer LL

Hearing the Holocaust (Auschwitz)

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 297-309

2588

2588 Kraft RN

Archival memory: Representations of the Holocaust in oral testimony

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 311-330

2589

2589 Yaeger P

Testimony without intimacy (The Holocaust)

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 399-423

2590

2590 Gross JT

One line at a time (Holocaust testimonies end reminiscences)

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 425-429

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2591

2591 Greenspan H, Bolkosky S

When is an interview an interview? Notes from listening to Holocaust survivors

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 431-449

2592

2592 Rudof JW

Research use of Holocaust testimonies

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 451-461

2593

2593 Reich W

Unwelcome narratives: Listening to suppressed themes in American Holocaust testimonies

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 463-472

2594

2594 van Alphen E

Second-generation testimony, transmission of trauma, and postmemory (Holocaust literature and testimony)

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 473-488

2595

2595 Rosenbaum T

The audacity of aesthetics: The post-Holocaust novel and the respect for the dead

POETICS TODAY. 2006 SUM; 27 (2): 489-495

2596

2596 Baider L, Goldzweig G, Ever-Hadani P, Peretz T

Psychological distress and coping in breast cancer patients and healthy women whose parents survived the holocaust

PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY. 2006 JUL; 15 (7): 635-646

2597

2597 Desmond JF

Walker Percy and writing the Holocaust

RELIGION & LITERATURE. 2006 SUM; 38 (2): 101-116

2598

2598 Vin-Raviv N, Liphshitz I, Linn S, Keinan-Boker L, et al.

Incidence and survival characteristics of malignant diseases among holocaust survivors that have immigrated to Israel

EARLY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 2006 AUG; 82 (8): 532-532

2599

2599 Lis-Turlejska M

Post-traumatic stress symptoms among child survivors of the Holocaust

PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH. 2006 AUG; 21: 92-92

2600

2600 Augenbraun B

Christians & the holocaust

COMMENTARY. 2006 SEP; 122 (2): 10-+

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