Perceptions of the Holocaust in Slovak Historiography and Among the General Public after the Establishment of the Slovak Republic in 1993

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. Acknowledgments VII
4. Introduction 1
5. Perceptions of the Holocaust in Slovak Historiography and Among the General Public after the Establishment of the Slovak Republic in 1993 7
6. Trivialization of the Holocaust? The Elements of Pop Culture in Holocaust Fiction and Film 51
7. A New Era? Christian-Jewish Relations in Post-Cold War Europe 71
8. A “Jewish Problem” or a “Society Problem”? Understanding Contemporary Antisemitism in Europe from Jewish and Governmental Perspectives 87
9. Feeling “At Home” or Just Privileged Minorities? Perceptions of Jewish and Non-Jewish Respondents in Contemporary Budapest 111
10. New Relations in the Making? Jews and Non-Jews in Germany Reflect on Shoah Memory, Unexpected Growing Jewish Pluralism, Israel, and New Antisemitism 133
11. Ambivalence, Dilemmas, and Aporias of Contemporary Czech Jewish Lived Experience 161
12. Jewish Experiences and New Encounters in Slovakia 181
13. Jews in Poland: Between Cultural/Religious Renewal and New Uncertainties 199
14. Afterword 213
15. Bibliography 217
16. About the Authors 235
17. Index of Persons 239