Issue 14.3

• Thomas Blüger, Following the Virgin Mary through Auschwitz: Emergent Antisemitism within Pre-Shoah Marian Dogma
• David Bertolini, The Architecture of Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Nazi Fantasy
• David Tollerton, ‘A New Collection of Holy Scriptures’? Assessing Three Ascriptions of the Sacred to Holocaust Testimony within Jewish Theology
• Zeno Ackermann, Struggling with the Rhetoric of Exemption: Figurations of the Holocaust in Contemporary British Novels
• Jan Lánícek, ‘To Get a Refusal Would Result in an Unfortunate Loss of Prestige’: The Czechoslovak Government-in-Exile and the Holocaust

abstracts from volume 14.3

Issue 14.2

• Helene Sinnreich, ‘And it was something we didn’t talk about’: Rape of Jewish Women during the Holocaust
• Geoffrey Short, Teaching the Holocaust in Predominantly Muslim Schools
• Andy Pearce, The Development of Holocaust Consciousness in Contemporary Britain, 1979-2001
• Mark Ward Sr, 'Ordinary Communicators': A Demonstration Proposal for Synthesizing the Browning and Goldhagen Theses
• Peter Davies, The Obligatory Horrors: Translating Tadeusz Borowski’s Holocaust Narratives into German and Englis

abstracts from volume 14.2

Issue 14.1

• Mark Ward, Sr., The Banality of Culture? Reassessing the Social Science of the Goldhagen Thesis on its own Terms
• Suzanne Weiner Weber, The Forest as a Liminal Space: A Transformation of Culture and Norms during the Holocaust
• Aimée Bunting, ‘My Question Applies to this Country’: British Identities and the Holocaust Since 1933
• David Kaposi, To Judge or Not to Judge: The Clash of Perspectives in the Scholem–Arendt Exchang

abstracts from volume 14.1