Yad Vashem Studies 35.2 (2007)

Edited by David Silberklang.

Yad Vashem Studies is a peer review journal committed to a multi-faceted and thorough examination of all aspects of the Holocaust. This issue includes articles both on events during the Holocaust in the USSR and Hungary and on post-war approaches to the Holocaust. In addition, it features an epitaph on Raul Hilberg as well as nine book reviews concerning the "Final Solution" in Vichy France, the last ghetto in Lodz and instances of persistent anti-semitism in post-war Poland. Contents: Christopher Browning: Epitaph on Raul Hilberg. - Raul Hilberg: The Development of Holocaust Research. A Personal Overview. - Yehuda Bauer: Nowogródek. The Story of a 'Shtetl'. - Judit Pihurik: Hungarian Soldiers and Jews on the Eastern Front, 1941-1943. - Nati Cantorovich: Soviet Reactions to the Eichmann Trial. A Preliminary Investigation, 1960-1965. - Michal Shaul: Testimonies of Ultra-Orthodox Holocaust Survivors. Between 'Public Memory' and 'Private Memory'. - Lilach Marom: 'On Guilt and Atonement'. Aktion Sühnezeichen Friedensdienste and Its Activity in Israel. 291 Seiten und eine Farbtafel, broschiert (Yad Vashem Studies; Vol. 35.2/Yad Vashem. The Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority/Wallstein Verlag 2007) Einband und Schnitt angeschmutzt, berieben, teilweise Ecken bestoßen/cover and edges soiled and rubbed, corners partially bumped