"We are here" : new approaches to Jewish displaced persons in postwar Germany

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"We are here" : new approaches to Jewish displaced persons in postwar Germany / ed. by Avinoam J. Patt and Michael Berkowitz

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Patt, Avinoam J. (Éditeur intellectuel), Berkowitz, Michael (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	Detroit, Mich. : Wayne State Univ. Press, 2010
Contenu:	11 notices

1. The reshaping of Jewish communities and identities in Frankfurt and Zeilsheim in 1945

2. Entangled histories and lost memories : Jewish survivors in Occupied Germany, 1945 - 49

3. Face to face : American Jews and Holocaust survivors, 1946-54

4. Representing the experiences of children in the Holocaust : children's survivor testimonies published in "Fun Letsten Hurbn", Munich, 1946-49

5. "We long for a home" : songs and survival among Jewish Displaced Persons

6. A folk monument to our destruction and heroism : Jewish historical commissions in the Displaced Persons camps of Germany, Austria, and Italy

7. Living in Landsberg, dreaming of Deganiah : Jewish Displaced Youths and Zionism after the Holocaust

8. Jewish observance in Amalek's shadow : mourning, marriage, and birth rituals among Displaced Persons in Germany

9. The experience of the Displaced Persons in Bergen-Belsen : unique or typical case?

10. Perceptions of Jewish Displaced Persons as criminals in early postwar Germany : lingering stereotypes and self-fulfilling prophecies

11. Dangling roots? : Yiddish language and culture in the German diaspora