Holocaust Studies: A Journal of Culture and History publishes research on the Nazi genocides from a historical and social perspective. @tandfonline @_BIAHS_
Welcome to the re-launch of the Holocaust Studies: A Journal of Culture and History twitter, with some changes to the editorial team, and lots to look forward to for 2023...
Very pleased to have my research on the history of Holocaust Education in Britain published in @HolocaustJCH. Available through Open Access here: https://t.co/tOo53f1Czr
📣 CFP for a special issue of Holocaust Studies: 'Creative Responses to Holocaust Materialities' edited by @HannahWilsonPhD@JayDProsser
Topics may include: production of creative works, materiality, art, creative engagement
1st August deadline for 300 word abstract! ⬇️
'The ecology of liberation: animals, nature, geography' by Mark Celinscak @UNOmaha, offers an ecocritical reading of the Holocaust from the perspective of liberator accounts concerning the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
https://t.co/2WhtTHdcG3
Just published in our Genocide/Ecocide special issue: ‘ … everything creaks, because of water … ’: nature in the Jasenovac concentration camp
By Sabina Giergiel @JagiellonskiUni & Katarzyna Taczyńska @PAN_akademia in the framework of the environmental history of the Porajmos
New article: 'Wolves as witnesses: animals and depictions of the Holocaust in Misha Defonseca’s Misha and Francesco Lotoro’s Misha e I lupi' by Andrew L. Barrett @BienenSchoolNU using Levinas' to explore the 'animal witnessing' of hoax to musical memoir
https://t.co/FH7wnKPG99
.@DavidTollerton's article '‘Never right to make comparisons’? Holocaust memory, climate crisis, and the debate over appropriate discourse' considers Justin Welby’s apology for invoking the Holocaust during international climate negotiations
Open access! https://t.co/OzZJy3w8eP
New special issue edited by @DavidTollerton and Helena Duffy! 'Genocide/ecocide: culture, public debate, language' includes six articles adding to ecocritical and zoocritical perspectives in Holocaust research
Read the editors' introduction here: https://t.co/yohhvPI5o8
Our next blog is from Laura Miñano Mañero (@UV_EG) reflecting on her @HolocaustJCH article ‘Performing to survive: simulation, camouflage, and theatricality in Nazi concentration camps’ and Jewish/non-Jewish relations
✒️https://t.co/E62aun0kMF
@HolocaustMuseum@_BIAHS_ https://t.co/QHwBny9S7w
Read now: 'One step to freedom? The plight of Jewish forced laborers in the Hasag ammunition factory in Skarżysko-Kamienna after the plant evacuation' by Alicja Bartnicka (@UMK_Torun, supported by @NCN_PL)
https://t.co/mK2T9sJlxi
Just published! "Performing to survive: simulation, camouflage, and theatricality in Nazi concentration camps" by Laura Miñano Mañero @UV_EG
https://t.co/oi8qxdPo1O
Latest article: 'Individual attempts to help Jews in Independent State of Croatia (NDH): petition letters by ordinary Croats' 📨
By Andrijana Perković Paloš and Marin Pelaić (University of Split)
📣 Just published! 'Understanding the challenges of segmenting Holocaust history and remembrance on museums’ social media pages', by Stefania Manca (@CnrItd) using a Delphi study from 22 experts
https://t.co/obk5n7Slw3
📜Published open access!
'Cecil Roth’s Torah scroll shoe soles: collecting Holocaust relics in Greece' by @JayDProsser, examining them as sacred and sacrilegious, texts and objects, Greek Jewish and non-Jewish Greek artifacts, and their ongoing story
https://t.co/r6DOJcaBRA
We’re pleased to announce the call for papers for our summer in-person conference. It’ll be on 4-5 July, held at the University of Exeter. The theme is ‘Holocaust Comparisons: Controversies, Difficulties, and Potentials’. *The deadline for proposals is Friday 23 February*
Call for papers - Mapping the Holocaust
We're excited to launch this new call for papers today, for a workshop at @ihr_history on mapping the Holocaust with @OCHJSnews@HCRInstitute @Davis_Cailee @Niamh_Hanrahan.
Just published! '‘No man’s land’: deportations from Slovak territory in 1938: a case study of the Jewish community of Čadca' by Zuzana Sihelníková
https://t.co/46fxLqOVGv