Issue 16 3

• Deborah Staines, Introduction
• John Zeleznikow, Life at the End of the World: A Jewish Partisan in Melbourne
• Suzanne D. Rutland, Resettling the Survivors of the Holocaust in Australia
• Jenny Wajsenberg, Landsmanschaft Postscript: The Bialystoker Centre in Melbourne, Australia 1927–1977
• Michele Langfield, Memories of Jewish Child Refugees in Australia
• Paul Valent, Holocaust Traumatology in Australia
• Annabelle Baldwin, Sexual Violence and the Holocaust: Reflections on Memory and Witness Testimony
• Joseph Toltz, ‘Se non ora, quando?’ The Hidden Musical Testimony of Holocaust Survivors in Australia
• Matthew Feldman, Debating Debates on the Holocaust

For abstracts of these articles, please look here.

Issue 16 1 & 2

• Thomas Kühne & Tom Lawson, Introduction
• Stefanie Fischer, Clashing Gears: Jewish Cattle Traders, Farmers, and Nazis in Conflict 1926–1935.
• Stefan Ionescu, Implementing the Romanization of Employment in 1941 Bucharest: Bureaucratic and Economic Sabotage of the ‘Aryanisation’ of the Romanian Economy
• Eric C. Steinhart, Family, Fascists, and “Volksdeutsche”: The Bogdanovka Collective Farm and the Holocaust in Southern Ukraine, December 1941
• Waitman Beorn, Genocide in a Small Place: Wehrmacht Complicity in Killing the Jews of Krupki, 1941
• Raz Segal, Becoming Bystanders: Carpatho-Ruthenians, Jews, and the Politics of Narcissism in Subcarpathian Rus’
• Sarah Rosen, Surviving in the Murafa Ghetto: A Case Study of One Ghetto in Transnistria
• Joanna Sliwa, Coping with distorted reality – children in the Kraków ghetto
• Michaela Soyer, Beyond Warsaw and Lodz: The importance of social ties for coping with Nazi oppression in three smaller Polish ghettos: Piotrkow, Tranow and Lachwa
• Jody R. Manning, The Palimpsest of Memory: Auschwitz and Oswiecim

For abstracts of these articles, please look here.