The Palgrave handbook of Britain and the Holocaust

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The Palgrave handbook of Britain and the Holocaust : Tom Lawson and Andy Pearce, editors

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Rannpháirtithe:	Lawson, Tom (Eagarthóir), Pearce, Andy (Eagarthóir)
Formáid:	LEABHAR
Teanga:	English
Foilsithe / Cruthaithe:	Cham, Switzerland ; Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan, 2020
Ábhair/píosaí:	22 taifead

1. A Defining Decade? : Swastikas, Eichmann and Arson in 19060s Britain

2. The Agenda of British Refugee Policy, 1933-48

3. Campaigning for Justice : Anti-fascist Campaigners, Nazi-Era Collaborator War Criminals and Britain's Failure to Prosecute, 1945-1999

4. "Where, Exactly, Is Auschwitz?" : British confrontation with the Holocaust through the Medium of the 1945 "Belsen" Trial

5. Negotiating Memory and Agency : David Cesarani and the Imperial War Museum's Holocaust Exhibition (2000)

6. Holocaust Representation in the Imperial War Museum, 2000-2020

7. The Unlikely Tale of a Hero Named Coward : umcomfortable Truths and the Necessary War

8. British Interwar Fascism and Anti-fascism

9. The Legacy of the Holocaust, Jewish History and British Antisemitism : the "Jew Murderer" and the Murder of the Jews

10. "I Belong here. I Know I Ought Never to Have Come Back, Because It Has Proved I've Never Been Away" : Kitty Hart-Moxon's Documentaries of Return

11. Beyond the Cesspit Beneath : the BBC and the Holocaust

12. Belsen and the British

13. Britishness, Brexit, and the Holocaust

14. From Celebrating Diversity to British Values : the Changing Face of Holocaust Memorial Day in Britain

15. Selective Histories : Britain, the Empire and the Holocaust

16. Knowledge in Britain of the Holocaust During the Second World War

17. "I Remember Their Labels Round Their Necks" : Britain and the Kindertransport

18. British Holocaust Literature

19. British Cinema and the Holocaust

20. Holocaust Education in England : concerns, controversies and challenges

21. Visions of Permanence, Realities of Instability : the Prime Minister's Holocaust Commission and the United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation

22. The Immigration and Reception of Jewish Refugees from the Third Reich