Shared history, divided memory : Jews and others in Soviet-occupied Poland, 1939 - 1941

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Shared history, divided memory : Jews and others in Soviet-occupied Poland, 1939 - 1941 / Elazar Barkan, Elizabeth A. Cole, Kai Struve [Hrsg.]

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Barkan, Elazar (Editor), Cole, Elizabeth A. (Editor), Struve, Kai (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	Leipzig : Leipziger Universitätsverl., 2007
Series:	Leipziger Beiträge zur Jüdischen Geschichte und Kultur 5
Contents/pieces:	13 records

1. The palace on the Ikva : Dubne, September 18th, 1939 and June 24th, 1941

2. "Contact zones" in interethnic relations : the case of Western Belarus, 1939-1941

3. Victims 1939 - 1941 : the Soviet repressions in Eastern Poland

4. Resistance 1939-1941 : the Polish underground under Soviet occupation and the Jews

5. Western Belarus in September 1939 : revisiting Polish-Jewish relations in the "kresy"

6. Anti-Polish and pro-Soviet? : 1939 - 1941 and the stereotyping of the Jew in Polish historiography

7. Eastern experience and Western memory : 1939 - 1941 as a paradigm of European memory conflicts

8. Lithuania in summer 1941 : the German invasion and the Kaunas pogrom

9. Anti-Jewish pogroms in Western Ukraine : a research agenda

10. Was there a "Jewish collaboration" under Soviet occupation? : a case study from the Baranowicze region

11. Competing victimhoods : post-Soviet Ukrainian narratives on World War II

12. "Only the Jews do not waver." : L'viv under Soviet occupation

13. Pogroms in Northeastern Poland : spontaneous reactions and German instigations