Special Release:
Wikipedia’s Intentional Distortion of the History of the Holocaust by Jan Grabowski and Shira Klein
The Journal of Holocaust Research
Special Release:
Wikipedia’s Intentional Distortion of the History of the Holocaust by Jan Grabowski and Shira Klein
The Eyewitness War Museum in the Netherlands: Spectacle, Experience, and Usurping the Witness by Laura Morowitz
Narratives of Resistance, Moral Compromise, and Perpetration: The Testimonies of Julia Brichta, Survivor of Ravensbrück by Gilly Carr
Pianos and Paintings from Transnistria: The Plunder of ‘Cultural Trophies’ During the Romanian Occupation (1941-1944) by Svetlana Suveica
A Cache of Family Letters and the Historiography of the Holocaust: Interpretive Reflections by Shirli Gilbert
Non-Jewish ‘Full Jews’: The Everyday Life of a Forgotten Group Within Nazi Germany by Harry Legg
Rachel Auerbach and the Eichmann Trial: A New Conception of Victims’ Testimonies by Leora Bilsky
Special Issue: The Future of Holocaust Memory
An Appeal for Passing: A Call for the Critical Reconsideration of Research on Jewish Passing During the Holocaust by Hana Green
Marginalization and Local Commemoration of Third Reich Victims in Germany by Thomas Vanderbeek
The Innocent Perpetrators. The portrayal of “German victimhood” in the historical movie event 'Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter’/’Generation War’ (2013) by Lukas Meissel
Antisemitism, Holocaust Denial, and Germany’s Far Right: How the AfD Tiptoes around Nazism by Michelle Kahn
Czech Memory Culture, the Holocaust and the Politics of History by Eva Kalousova
Forum: The Holocaust in Virtual Reality: Ethics and Possibilities by Jennifer Rich & Mikkel Dack
Special Issue in Honor of Prof. Yehuda Bauer on His 95th Birthday