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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"holocaust survivors"”.
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An IPA study of transgenerational trauma in the third generation of holocaust survivors
… deal of research looking at the effects of the holocaust on survivors and their children. However, there is far less research focused on the third generation of holocaust survivors. There has been little research on this topic from a Counselling Psychology perspective and studies looking …
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Traumatic Family Narratives in a Cosmopolitan World: Identity in American Third Generation Holocaust Survivors
… identity of adult (age 18-40) grandchildren of Holocaust survivors in America juxtaposed with identity of adult Jewish Americans whose families were not directly impacted by the Holocaust. Original research in the form of oral history is analyzed using sociological frameworks.</p>
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"The Feelings of My Family are With Me": The Posttraumatic Copying of Adolescent Survivors of the Holocaust
… effects of genocidal wars on adolescent survivors are not sufficiently understood. Holocaust survivors can help us understand more clearly the long-term impacts of genocide, as well as the coping mechanisms survivors have used through the years to cope with those impacts.</p> <p>This …
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A Time of Angels : a novel
… Ruth's memory of her father checking the list of Holocaust survivors' names, posted outside Salisbury Synagogue, as it was updated; Geraldine's description of her elderly neighbour's drawers full of embroidered linen - his mother's trousseau - unused and perished by time; and Anthony's experience …
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The Journey Back: Revisiting Childhood Trauma
… children, both members of the 1.5 generation of Holocaust survivors, who were hidden in France during World War II. Philippe Grimbert's <em>Un Secret</em> and Patrick Modiano's <em>Dora Bruder</em> are suffused with the presence of absence in which the first person narrators, children of …
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The Effects of the Holocaust for Six Polish Catholic Survivors and their Descendants
… and Jehovah’s witnesses were murdered in the Holocaust. It is less understood that due to their ethnic identity that approximately, 1. 9 million Polish Catholic citizens were murdered during the Holocaust and that 1.7 million Polish non-Jews were imprisoned in concentration camps in Siberia, …
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A Qualitative Exploration Of Trauma, Familismo, And Resilience In Three Mexican Immigrant Families.
… trauma has been well-documented among Holocaust survivors, war veterans, and historically marginalized communities, limited research has examined how such patterns manifest in Latin American immigrant populations, particularly Mexican American families. To address this gap, a narrative …
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Aftermath: Accounting for the Holocaust in the Czech Republic
… analyzes claims made by Czech Romani Holocaust survivors in reparations programs, the social work apparatus through which they pursued their claims, and the often contradictory demands of the complex legal structures that have governed eligibility for reparations since the immediate …
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A Descriptive, Comparative Health Assessment Of Unique Older-Adult Populations In Israel
… immigrants from the former Soviet Union, Holocaust survivors, Arabs, and Haredi/ultra-Orthodox Jews. Populations were selected based on unique needs and/or significant anticipated growth. Language, cultural, and socioeconomic barriers were identified in all groups. Other commonalities …
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Sephardi Jewish converts in Early Modern Amsterdam: The Quest for Zion In The Dutch Republic
… and research in Amsterdam, including with Holocaust survivors, it addresses the theme of memory creation and its relevance in the formation of community. By weaving past and present histories, the two distinct parts of the book make clear the importance of generational memory in the …
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An investigation into the intergenerational transmission of Holocaust effects in South African survivors
… focuses on the intergnerational transmission of Holocaust effects among South African Jewish survivors of the Nazi Holocaust and their children. Its aim is to ascertain whether common patterns exist among survivor families that could be attributed to the parents' Holocaust past. Early theoretical …
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Reshaping Memory: Counter-Narratives in Kindertransport Literature
… (both non-fictional and fictional) of child Holocaust survivors who were evacuated on one of the Kindertransports to Britain focusing in particular on the writing of Karen Gershon, Ruth Barnett, and Josef Eisinger. My focus is on the Kinder's numerous retellings of their experience across …
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Mandatory Holocaust education legislation in the state of Illinois: a historical study
… explores the historical development of the Holocaust as an event essentially unknown to a signification portion of people living in the U.S. to an event that presently is a mandatory subject in several states, permeates several aspects of popular culture, and is the subject of scholars from …
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"Worse than the Gestapo"? Berlin Jews accused of collaboration during and after the Shoah
… with the Gestapo in Berlin during and after the Holocaust. Based on exemplary case studies from a pool of over 80 researched biographies of alleged Jewish collaborators, Dinkelaker examines how these accusations changed from the Nazi era to the 1960s, considering the perspectives of both German …
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The Collapse of Time, Home, and Relationships: A Critical Approach to the Holocaust Short Story
… I investigate the various horror scenes of the Holocaust seen through the eyes of the short story. Clearly, the genre of the short story is distinctly different from a novel or a novella. The latter two genres allow the author to engage in extensive descriptions of characters and situations. The …