Issue 9.2 & 3

Special Issue: Bystanders to the Holocaust: A Re-Evaluation

Edited by: David Cesarani and Paul A Levine

• Introduction by David Cesarani and Paul A Levine
• Mad Dogs and Englishmen: Toward a Taxonomy of Resources in a 'Bystander' Country – Britain 1933-45 by David Cesarani
• 'Pissing in the Wind'? The Search for Nuance in the Study of Holocaust 'Bystanders' by Tony Kushner
• Constructing Allied Humanitarian Policy by Meredith Hindley
• Switzerland, National Socialist Policy, and the Legacy of History by Jacques Picard
• The Lost Honour of the Bystanders? The Case of Jewish Emissaries in Switzerland by Raya Cohen
• 'The War is Over – Now You Can Go Home!' Jewish Refugees and the Swedish Labour Market in the Shadow of the Holocaust by Sven Nordlund
• A Study of Antisemitic Attitudes Within Sweden's Wartime Utlänningsbyrån by Karin Kvist
• Attitudes and Action: Comparing the Responses of Mid-level Bureaucrats to the Holocaust by Paul A Levine
• Folke Bernadotte and the White Buses by Sune Persson
• Conclusion by David Cesarani and Paul A Levine
• Book Reviews
• Index to Volume 9

Also available as a book by Frank Cass Publishers ¦¦ 2001 ¦¦ 296 pages ¦¦ ISBN 0 7146 5270 9 cloth; ISBN 0 7146 8243 8 paper

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Issue 9.1

• The Holocaust Museum as an Educational Resource: A View from New York City by Geoffrey Short
• ‘Don’t Touch My Holocaust’: Responding to Life is Beautiful by Melanie J Wright
• Post-communist Holocaust Commemoration in Poland and Germany by William F S Miles
• Survivor Account: Nowy Sacz, September 1939 by Charles Stevens
• Student Section: Representing Rescue: The National Committee for Rescue from Nazi Terror, the British and the Rescue of Jews from Nazism by Aimée Bunting
• Book Reviews
  • Nationalsozialistische Vernichtungspolitik 1939–1945. Neue Forschungen und Kontroversen edited by Ulrich Herbert
  • The Deutsche Bank and its Gold Transactions During the Second World War by Jonathon Steinberg
  • Geschichtswissenschaft und Öffentlichkeit. Der Streit um Daniel J. Goldhagen edited by Johannes Heil and Rainer Erb
  • Spectacular Suffering: Theatre, Fascism and the Holocaust by Vivian Petraka

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