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Special issue: "Sites of Tension" - Transformations of Holocaust Memory in Light of Contemporary European Anxieties

Holocaust Memory Transformations in Contemporary Contexts: An Introduction by Nurit Novis-Deutsch & Tracy Adams

(Re-)Writing the Holocaust After Brexit: The Afterlives of British Fiction by Joanne Pettitt & Sue Vice

Holocaust Analogies, Conspiracy Theories, and Far-Right Victimhood: Forum for Democracy and the Future of Holocaust Memory in the Netherlands by Jazmine D. Contreras

Educational Autonomy and the Holocaust: A Comparative Study of Teachers’ Freedom in European Narratives by Nurit Novis-Deutsch

The Currency Value of the Holocaust and the Dynamics of ‘Zombie Memory’: Toward a Reconceptualization of Contemporary Holocaust Remembrance by Tracy Adams & Shmuel Lederman

In the Shadow of Two Monuments: Local Battlefields of Politics of History in Hungary and Poland by Anikó Félix & Piotr Forecki

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Jan Karski’s Representations – Representing Jan Karski: From Poland’s Secret Messenger to Holocaust Witness by Beate Müller and Sue Vice 

A Voice Behind the Headlines: The Public Relations of the Canadian Jewish Congress during the Holocaust by Nathan Lucky

World Domination and Genocide: The “Lochner Version” of Hitler’s Speech from 22 August 1939, a Key Document of National Socialist Ideology by Norman Domeier

The reception of Holocaust (1978) in Spain: commending and condemning Holocaust memoryby Olmo Masa de Lucas

An Interview with Henry “Hank” Greenspan by Kobi Kabalek

37 4 coverSpecial issue: Exhibiting the Holocaust in the Immediate Postwar Period: Histories, Practices and Politics (Part II)

 No Silence, but Whispers - Postwar Exhibitions on Nazi Crimes and the Shoah in Austria, 1945–1965 by Béla Rásky

Where Art Met History: Holocaust Exhibitions in Early Postwar Hungary by Véri Dániel

“Lest We Forget”: Bringing Atrocity Home through Immersive Photomurals by Rebecca Frank

Whose Barbarianism? Exhibiting Antifascism, the Resistance, and the Holocaust in Post-Fascist Italy by Raffaele Bedarida

“Because They Were Jews!” The Postwar Artworks of David Friedmann as Eyewitness Testimonies by Miriam Friedmann Morris

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Introduction by Rachel Perry and Agata Pietrasik

George Kadish’s “Modest but Important Beginning”: Exhibiting the Holocaust to Survivors, 1945-6 by Rachel Perry

Exhibiting the Holocaust in Majdanek and in Bergen-Belsen by Agata Pietrasik

Exhibiting the Missing: The World Jewish Congress’ London Exhibition of 1947, ‘Search for the Scattered’ by Christine Schmidt and Dan Stone

Artists within Barbed Wire: Art Exhibitions in the Detention Camps in Cyprus, 1947-1948 by Daniela Ozacky-Stern

Traumatic Realism and Exhibition Design at the Ghetto Fighters’ House, 1953 by Chelsea Haines

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