Holocaust Studies: A Journal of Culture and History

• contents of the current issue - 12.1&2
  Special Issue: Belsen 1945: New Historical Perspectives

• Foreword by Robert Crawford CBE, Director General of the Imperial War Museum
• David Cesarani, Introduction
• Part 1: The Liberation of the Camp and the Medical Relief Effort
  • David Cesarani, A Brief History of Bergen-Belsen
  • Anita Lasker Wallfisch, A Survivor’s Memories of Liberation
  • Major Dick Williams, The First Day in the Camp
  • Ben Shephard, The Medical Relief Effort at Belsen
  • Eyewitness Accounts by Soldier Major Ben Barnett, Nurse Molly Silva-Jones and Medical Student Gerald Raperport
  • Johannes-Dieter Steinert, British NGOs in Belsen Concentration Camp: Emergency Relief and the Perception of Survivors
  • Rainer Schulze, Andrew Matthews and the Two Sachselová Sisters
  • Eva Macourková, A Few Words to Explain the Origin of My Drawings
• Part 2: Compiling the Record
  • Toby Haggith, The Filming of the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen and its Impact on the Understanding of the Holocaust
  • Suzanne Bardgett, What Wireless Listeners Learned: Some Lesser Known BBC Broadcasts about Belsen
  • The Script of ‘Belsen Concentration Camp: Facts and Thoughts’ by Patrick Gordon Walker
  • Extract from ‘The Man from Belsen’, the Dramatised Story of Harold Le Druillenec’s Ordeal, Broadcast on 15 April 1946
  • Boaz Cohen, ‘And I was only a child’: Children’s Testimonies, Bergen-Belsen 1945
  • Antoine Capet, The Liberation of the Bergen-Belsen Camp as seen by Some British Official War Artists in 1945
• Part 3: Preserving the Memory
  • Tony Kushner, From ‘This Belsen Business’ to ‘Shoah Business’: History, Memory and Heritage, 1945–2005
  • Rainer Schulze, Forgetting and Remembering: Memories and Memorialisation of Bergen-Belsen
  
  
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• contents of the forthcoming issue - 12.3

• Issue 12.3

  • Judith Woolf, Throwing Down the Screen of Literature: Can Criticism Engage with Genocide?
  • Ruth Gilbert, Ever After: Postmemory, Fairy Tales and the Body in Second-Generation Memoirs by Jewish Women
  • Caroline Sharples, Reconstructing the Past: Refugee Writings on the Kindertransport
  • Sophie Roberts, Jews, Vichy and the Algiers Insurrection of 1942
  • Dina Porat, The Richard Wagner and Adolf Hitler Connection: Ideology or Fascination?
  
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