Social interactions after massive traumatization
Subtitle: was the Holocaust survivors' encounter with the post-war society conductive [i.e., conducive] for generating private and collective memories?
By: Miriam Rieck (ed.).
Series: Friedens- und Demokratiepsychologie -- 8; Friedens- und Demokratiepsychologie -- Bd. 8.
Publisher: Verlag Irena Regener
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Berlin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 107
ISBN-13: 9783936014198
Subjects: Holocaust survivors' families; Psychic trauma; Congresses; Psychology; Social integration; Holocaust survivors
Notes: Papers from a May 2007 conference held in Haifa, Israel.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: VeHiggadeta LeVinkha : remembering the Holocaust as a communicative process / Wolfgang Frindte; title: The memoirs and testimonies of the Sonderkommando men in Auschwitz-Birkenau / Gideon Greif; title: "Sharing the rotten rice" : trauma counseling in Sri Lanka after war and tsunami / Barbara Preitler; title: The Holocaust survivor meets society / Miriam Rieck; title: Intergenerational echoes of the story of the Holocaust in families of survivors / Hadas Wiseman; title: Again testimony / Henry Greenspan; title: Appendix: The Archive for Study of the Later Effects of the Holocaust on its Survivors and Their Offspring, Ray D. Wolfe Center for Study of Psychological Stress, the University of Haifa / Miriam Rieck.