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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"concentration camps"”.
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The black concentration camps of the South African War, 1899-1902
Includes bibliography.
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Contested Memories: The Role of Victim Rivalry in Shaping Heritage and Memory at the Concentration Camps of Dachau and Ulm – Oberer Kuhberg
… case study approach, examining the former German concentration camps of Dachau and Ulm-Oberer Kuhberg, both Southern Germany, selected on the basis of their representativeness of the memory culture discourse around victim rivalry. The thesis applies a methodology composed of critical discourse …
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The United States and the Concentration Camp Trials at Dachau, 1945-1947
… and military trials held at the former concentration camp at Dachau. Within the Dachau military tribunal programme, were the concentration camp trials in which personnel from the Dachau, Mauthausen, Buchenwald, Flossenbürg, and Dora-Mittelbau concentration camps were arraigned. These …
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The impact of Nazi medical experiments on Polish inmates at Dachau, Auschwitz and Ravensbruck
… of Polish men and women were imprisoned in Nazi concentration camps. All incarcerated Poles experienced humiliation, hunger, mistreatment and torture; moreover, selected Polish prisoners participated in medical experiments both as victims and as assistants of Nazi doctors, which not only affected …
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German Architectural Modernism, Spatial Perpetration and the Concentration Camp, 1933–1945
… extent to which the built environment of Nazi concentration camps is itself a historical source and whether the spatial experiences created were deliberate; it is hypothesised that close connections exist between concentration camps as physical manifestations of Nazi ideology and modernist …
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A space between : contemplating the post-Holocaust subject
… hand, to Germany in order to photograph the two concentration camps to Buchenwald and Ravensbrück. These are two of several camps that Germany established during the late 1930s to house so called undesirables or those believed to be enemies of the Reich. These people were not only extracted from …
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The Choral Music of Donald Mccullough
… sets songs and texts written in World War II concentration camps, and Let My People Go!, which recounts the history of the Underground Railroad.</p>
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Strings of Hope: The Meanings of the Violin in Jewish and Holocaust History
… of orchestra music, specifically the violin, in concentration camps during the era of Nazi rule. What impact did the violin have on Jewish music and culture prior to Nazi domination? How did the Nazis use instrumental music to manage of the camps and control the lives of prisoners? How did the …
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Flieder, 1945 / Lilac, 2015 : visibility, memory, gender : writing and re-imagining National Socialist atrocity for the stage
… dissertation examines the case of two satellite concentration camps of Buchenwald in the German towns of Altenburg and Meuselwitz and the fate of the – mostly female – prisoners, forced to work in the factories of the arms manufacturer HASAG. The dissertation itself consists of two parts: In the …
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Life-Story Book Program: An Art Narrative Approach to Make a Life-Story Book of Japanese American Former Internees
… Japanese Americans who were former internees in concentration camps during WWII. Many former internees have not discussed their experiences with others because of cultural rules and lack of social interest. These survivors are growing older and disappearing every day without passing their …
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Blank Pages of the Holocaust: Gypsies in Yugoslavia During World War II
… forces committed great atrocities in concentration camps established in Croatia.</p> <p>Serbia was divided up among Germany and its allies, and its racial policies varied depending on the occupying forces. In Croatia, all Gypsies were annihilated, but in Serbia many survived because of …
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"Perennial Miracle of Modest Interpreters": Charlotte Delbo's Théâtre Concentrationnaire
… again and again to cope with the horrors of the concentration camps, Delbo and her companions in the camps proved that theatre is, in fact, an innate human impulse and not merely a form of entertainment born out of luxury. While interned in several different Nazi camps and prisons, Delbo used …
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Zeichnungen aus den Konzentrationslagern Ravensbrück und Neuengamme. Materialien - Funktionen - Rezeptionen
The visual archives of the Nazi-Camps include SS photos and film footage, as well as those later produced by the Allies, but also the drawings, sketches and handicrafts produced by prisoners in the camps or after the war. My thesis focuses specifically on those drawings, made secretly by prisoners …
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Remember Gay Victims: An Exploration into the History, Testimony, and Literature of the Persecution of Homosexuals by the Third Reich and Their Effect on a Queer Collective Consciousness
… symbol worn by homosexual males within the concentration camps—now so readily used by the queer community today as a representation of “pride.” By analyzing the history, testimonies, fictional account of gay persecution, and attempts of reestablishment in the usage of the pink triangle, this …
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Remember Gay Victims: An Exploration into the History, Testimony, and Literature of the Persecution of Homosexuals by the Third Reich and Their Effect on a Queer Collective Consciousness
… symbol worn by homosexual males within the concentration camps—now so readily used by the queer community today as a representation of “pride.” By analyzing the history, testimonies, fictional account of gay persecution, and attempts of reestablishment in the usage of the pink triangle, this …
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Reporting on the Holocaust in South Africa: An Examination of Press Coverage and Memorialization in the Aftermath of World War II
… with the news of the liberation of the Nazi Concentration camps, the subsequent Belsen Trial, and the International Military Tribunal. It also uncovers how the Jewish community established commemorative practices and disseminated knowledge of the Holocaust between 1945 and 1960. This is …
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The Relationship Between Graduate Counseling Students’ Meaning in Life and Their Crisis
… </em>in 1946, documenting the horrors of the concentration camps. Based on his prison experience in the camps, Frankl (1984) believed that meaning in life could be found in suffering. The theoretical framework for this research study was based on Frankl’s theory of logotherapy, an extension of …
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Compulsory Death: A Historiographic Study of the Eugenics and Euthanasia Movements in Nazi Germany.
… methods from the "euthanasia" centers to the concentration camps. The questions of how did the idea for eugenics develop in Germany society, what role did World War One play in its development, why did the Nazis move from eugenics to "euthanasia", was the children's euthanasia program and …
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Jose Arturo Castellanos: An Unlikely Hero of the Second World War from El Salvador
… who held such certificates to the ghettos and concentration camps. Castellanos, along with fellow diplomat Hungarian businessman George Mandel, secretly organized and carried out this effort independent of the El Salvadoran government for whom Castellanos was working. Colonel Castellanos is …
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The Ha-Ha Holocaust: Exploring Levity Amidst the Ruins and Beyond in Testimony, Literature and Film
… within the laughter of the ghettos, the transit camps, and the concentration camps. Furthermore, some of these jokes, and their subsequent variations, reappear within the discourse of children of survivors. The dissertation explores how some of these children use humour to navigate the horrors …
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