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ISBN: 9783706548533 Year: 2010 Pages: 272 Seiten DOI: 10.26530/OAPEN_437168 Language: German
Publisher: Studien Verlag Grant: Austrian Science Fund - D 4195
Subject: History
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The publication entitled "Vergangenheit, die nicht vergeht. Das Gedächtnis der Shoah in Frankreich seit 1945 im Medium Film" (A past, that doesn't pass. Holocaust Memory in France since 1945 in the Media Film) explores the basic transformations of the Holocaust-memory in France on the basis of French fiction films that are to be identified as part of cinematography of the Holocaust. The chosen approach that can be described as a history of memory referring to models of collective memory in cultural science studies. The aim is to specify the change of collective memory at the level of the particular filmic narratives and - by doing so - to identify and to analyze the long term development and ruptures in the French culture of remembrance since 1945. The empiric part of this study is preceded by methodological reflections that on the one hand permit a clear and differentiating application of the terms used in the current cultural studies of collective memory. On the other hand this chapter should help to conceive the material of research "Fiction Film" as primal source for historical science. The investigation is divided into five chronological parts and involves altogether a sample of 50 films into the general study before electing cases for deeper analyses.
Shoah --- Collective Memory --- France --- Cinema --- Cultural representation --- Film
Book Series: Veröffentlichungen des Landesarchivs Schleswig-Holstein ISBN: 9783943423303 Year: 2016 DOI: 10.15460/HUP.LASH.109.162 Language: German
Publisher: Hamburg University Press
Subject: History
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During the Reichspogromnacht between November 9th and 10th, 1938, in Germany and Austria 1400 synagogues and other Jewish institutions as well as thousands of Jewish homes and shops were destroyed. More than 30.000 men were deported, and at least 100 killed.This pogrom, frequently referred to as ,,Reichskristallnacht, marked the beginning of political and economic persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany, and an increasingly brutal treatment of the Jewish minority, thus paving the way for the Holocaust.With regards to the 75th annual recurrence of the Reichspogromnacht, the Landesarchiv Schleswig-Holstein in 2013 presented an exhibition centered around the events of that night in Northern Germany. This exhibition was prepared in close cooperation with the University of Flensburg and the Landeszentrale für politische Bildung Schleswig-Holstein. It was accompanied by a series of lectures that are included in this book as well as some of the illustrations displayed."
Night of the pogroms --- "Reichskristallnacht" --- November 9th --- 1938 --- 20th century --- pogrom --- wish citizens --- Shoah --- Holocaust --- history of violence --- National socialism --- Schleswig-Holstein --- Archive of the Öand Schleswig-Holstein --- University of Flensburg --- Centre for Political Education
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