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Figure on the shore by Karl Schwesig

printed with permission of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum
printed with permission of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum

Synagogue, by an unidentified artist

printed with permission of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum
Oil painting. GFH Catalog No. 4283, courtesy of the Ghetto Fighters' House Museum

Holocaust by Leon Engelsberg (undated)

Oil painting. GFH Catalog No. 4283, courtesy of the Ghetto Fighters' House Museum
The Yiddish sign at the entry reads:

A queue in the Feldafing Displaced People Camp for George Kadish’s exhibition

The Yiddish sign at the entry reads: "Exhibition of Ghetto Photographs by G. Kadish." GFH Catalog No. 18871. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Photo Archive
The Jewish survivor-curators posing below banners which read, in Polish, French, Yiddish and Hebrew “The Extermination of Jews in Poland.” GFH Catalog No. 38507. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Israel/Photo Archive

View of the central axis of the Jewish exhibition in Majdanek

The Jewish survivor-curators posing below banners which read, in Polish, French, Yiddish and Hebrew “The Extermination of Jews in Poland.” GFH Catalog No. 38507. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Israel/Photo Archive
Color print on paper. From the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute collection, Courtesy of Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, Poland.

Tallit Katan (Tałeskoten) by Zinovii Tolkachev, February 1945

Color print on paper. From the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute collection, Courtesy of Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, Poland.
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Screen Shot 2021 05 05 at 8.50.08 AMSpecial Issue: Confronting Hatred: Neo-Nazism, Antisemitism, and Holocaust Studies Today

 Introduction by Janet Ward

The Evolian Imagination: Gender, Race, and Class from Fascism to the New-Right by Robert Deam Tobin

The American Influence on German Neo-Nazism: An Entangled History of Hate, 1970s-1990s by Michelle Lynn Kahn

Fighting Hate with Speech Law: Media and German Visions of Democracyby Heidi J. S. Tworek

Memory, Responsibility, and Transformation: Antiracist Pedagogy, Holocaust Education, and Community Outreach in Transatlantic Perspective by Manuela Achilles and Hannah Winnick

Holocaust Studies in our Age of Catastrophe by Atina Grossmann

The Perils of Naming: On Donald Trump, Jews, and Antisemites by David N. Meyers

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Dream and Fantasy in Shutter Island: Trauma, Historical Guilt, and Ethics by Sandra Meiri  and Odeya Kohen-Raz 

Coming of Age During the Holocaust: The Adult Roles and Responsibilities of Young Hungarian Jews in Auschwitz-Birkenau by Barnabas Balint 

Sensory Witnessing in Treblinka by Jacob Flaws

image001 10 1Special Issue: Interrogating Evil: A Special Issue of the Journal of Holocaust Research for Lawrence L. Langer on His Ninetieth Birthday

Introduction by Gabriel N. Finder, Dawn Skorczewski, and Dan Stone

My Life with Holocaust Death by Lawrence L. Langer

Holocaust Testimonies: Problems Analyzed, Promises Fulfilled by Joanne Weiner Rudof  

‘Consider If’: Levi, Langer, Agamben, and the Unthinkable by Jennifer L. Geddes

‘The Detours Required’: Sarah Kofman and the ‘Black Milk’ of Hidden Children by Sara R. Horowitz

‘Disrupted Narratives’: Lawrence Langer’s Explorations of Deep Memory in Holocaust Testimonies by Noah Shenker

‘I Was a Tape Recorder. I Was a Mailing Box.’: Jan Karski’s Interviews by Dawn Skorczewski and Dan Stone

Un-American? Or Just ‘Inglourious’? Reflections on the ‘Americanization of the Holocaust’ from Langer to Tarantino by Barry Langford  

‘A Horrific Impression of Jewish Martyrdom’: Regarding Extermination of Polish Jews: Album of Pictures by Gabriel N. Finder

rdap21.v034.i03.coverSpecial Issue: Re-thinking the Muselmann: Narratives, Concepts, and Social Realities

Introduction: Rethinking the Muselmann in Nazi Concentration Camps and Ghettos: History, Social Life, and Representation by Michael Becker and Dennis Bock

Muselmanner and Prisoner Societies: Toward a Sociohistorical Understanding by Michael Becker and Dennis Bock

Morality and Muselmann: Mapping Virtues and Norms in prisoners' Socieities of Mathausen and Auschwitz-Birkenau by Imke Hansen

The Female Muselmann in Nazi Concentration Camp Discourse by Sharon B. Oster

The Muselmann and Nectrotopography of a Ghetto by Bozena Shallcross

No One Wants to Draw the Muselmann? Visual Representation of the Muselmann in Comics by Markus Streb and Ole Frahm

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