Lessons and legacies XIV : the Holocaust in the twenty first century : relevance and challenges in the digital age Introduction: The Holocaust in the Twenty First Century Tim Cole and Simone Gigliotti Reimagining the Gray Zone : Female Prisoner Functionaries in the Gross Rosen Subcamps 1944 45 Andrea Rudorff The Muselmann Liberated: Impossible Holocaust Metaphors in Survivor Memoirs and Photography Sharon B. Oster Absent Presence Pathological Afterimages and the Aesthetics of Excrement Holli Levitsky When One Door Closes Another Opens: The Demjanjuk Trials in Israel (1986 1993) and in Germany (2009 2011) Yehudit Dori Deston The Geographies of Living Underground: Escape Routes and Hiding Spaces of Fugitive Jews in Germany 1939 1945 Susanna Schrafstetter Bella Hazan Ya`ari: A Member of the Jewish Resistance in Pursuit of Self and a Future Dalia Ofer Migration Narratives of Holocaust Survivors in Chile Colombia and Mexico Lorena Avila Nancy Nicholls and Yael Siman A Different Approach to Microhistory: The Arrests of the Jews of the Vaucluse as Seen through Quantitative Prosopography Adrien Dallaire Mind the Gap: Reading across the Holocaust Testimonial Archive Anne Kelly Knowles Paul B. Jaskot Tim Cole and Alberto Giordano When the Index Is Wrong: Exploring Black Holes in Victim Memory Hannah Pollin Galay People Places Things: Considering the Role of Visitor Photography at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Meghan Lundrigan This book reevaluates concepts such as Primo Levis gray zone and uses digital methodologies to examine mobility and space and their relationship to hiding resistance and emigration focusing on the histories of individuals and social groups