Justice, politics and memory in Europe after the Second World War
By: edited by Suzanne Bardgett ... [et al.].
Series: Landscapes after battle -- v. 2
Publisher: Vallentine Mitchell
Published: 2011
Place of publication: London; Portland, OR
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
ISBN-13: 9780853039426
Subjects: Historiography; Congresses; War victims; World War, 1939-1945; Reparations; Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945); Holocaust survivors
Notes: Based on papers from the third international conference in the series Beyond camps and forced labour held at the Imperial War Museum, London, 7-9 January 2009.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : survivors and survival in Europe after the Second World War / Jessica Reinisch; title: Victim nationality in US and British military trials : Hadamar, Dachau, Belsen / Michael Bryant and Wolfgang Form; title: Nameless victims : Nazi human experiments on Russians in the Second World War : statistics, stories and stereotypes / Nichola Hunt; title: Occupiers, Nazi robbery and a restitution law for the whole of Germany : missed early opportunities or historical inevitabilities? / Jeff Porter; title: 'The treatment is no different to Hitler's direction' : compensation measures for Austrian 'Gypsies' after 1945 exemplified by Opferfürsorge applications in the Province of Styria / Andrea Strutz; title: Once again trapped by German bureaucracy : implementing the Ghetto Pension Act / Stephan Lehnstaedt; title: A new look at some old memoirs : early narratives of Nazi persecution and genocide / David Cesarani; title: Collective memory and national identity construction : Polish survivors' records in Sweden / Izabela A. Dahl; title: On the complexity of 'collective memory' : the case of B̨edzin / Mary Fulbrook; title: Memory of the Shoah in the Italian Jewish press (1945-65) / Elena Mazzini; title: 'Children of the resistance' and their relationship to politics after 1945 / Dieter Nelles, Armin Nolzen and Heinz Sünker; title: From atrocity to action : how Soviet cinema initiated the Holocaust film : imagining the unimaginable in a Soviet context / Jeremy Hicks; title: Legacy through the language and photography of an Auschwitz survivor / Hanna K. Ulatowska and Danuta Kądzielawa; title: A child survives in Drohobycz : the story behind Alicia Melamed Adams's paintings / Suzanne Bardgett; title: Remembrance of Soviet prisoners of war in northern and central Europe / Marianne Neerland Soleim; title: Contested memory : East German representations of Weimarer Klassik and Gedenkstätte Buchenwald / Elizabeth Harrington Lambert; title: National memorials, local memories : bystanders to concentration camps after the war / Helen Whatmore.