Children During the Holocaust
ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: Heberer, Patricia / Tec, Nechama / Browning, Christopher R., PUBLISHER: Altamira Press, Children during ong>ong>theong>ong> Holocaust, from ong>ong>theong>ong> United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, tells ong>ong>theong>ong> story ong>ofong> ong>ong>theong>ong> Holocaust through ong>ong>theong>ong> eyes, ong>andong> fates, ong>ofong> its youngest victims. ong>ong>Theong>ong> ten chapters follow ong>ong>theong>ong> arc ong>ofong> ong>ong>theong>ong> persecutory policies ong>ofong> ong>ong>theong>ong> Nazis ong>andong> ong>ong>theong>ong>ir sympathizers ong>andong> ong>ong>theong>ong> ong>impactong> ong>ong>theong>ong>se measures had on Jewish children ong>andong> adolescents-from ong>ong>theong>ong> years leading to ong>ong>theong>ong> war, to ong>ong>theong>ong> roundups, deportations, ong>andong> emigrations, to hidden life ong>andong> death in ong>ong>theong>ong> ghettos ong>andong> concentration camps, ong>andong> to liberation ong>andong> coping in ong>ong>theong>ong> wake ong>ofong> war. This volume examines ong>ong>theong>ong> reactions ong>ofong> children to discrimination, ong>ong>theong>ong> loss ong>ofong> livelihood in Jewish homes, ong>andong> ong>ong>theong>ong> public humiliation at ong>ong>theong>ong> hong>andong>s ong>ofong> fellow citizens ong>andong> explores ong>ong>theong>ong> ways in which children's experiences paralleled ong>andong> diverged from ong>ong>theong>ong>ir adult counterparts. Additional chapters reflect upon ong>ong>theong>ong> ong>roleong> ong>ofong> non-Jewish children as victims, perpetrators, ong>andong> bystong>andong>ers during World War II. ong>Ofong>fering a collection ong>ofong> personal letters, diaries, court testimonies, government documents, military reports, speeches, newspapers, photographs, ong>andong> artwork, Children during ong>ong>theong>ong> Holocaust highlights ong>ong>theong>ong> diversity ong>ofong> children's experiences during ong>ong>theong>ong> nightmare years ong>ofong> ong>ong>theong>ong> Holocaust.