“Follow for more spookiness”: The dybbuk box, networked digital Holocaust memory and interactive narrative on social media

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. Does it get better with time? Web search consistency and relevance in the visual representation of the Holocaust 13
5. Participatory memory – historiography – research? Exploring representations of the Holocaust on social media 33
6. Digital Holocaust memory: A study of Italian Holocaust museums and their social media users 61
7. The historian influencer: Mediating and transmitting Holocaust memory on social media in Brazil 83
8. The media network of memory: Sharing Holocaust stories on TikTok and collaborative writing of “memory books” 101
9. #Connectedmemories: Non-persecuted German witnesses of National Socialism on YouTube 121
10. Rendering forgotten places of NS terror visible 141
11. Social media at memorial sites: Are we sure this is a good idea? 167
12. The impact of Nebraska’s collective memory of the Holocaust via digital exploration 191
13. “Follow for more spookiness”: The dybbuk box, networked digital Holocaust memory and interactive narrative on social media 209
14. Digital trauma processing in social media groups: Transgenerational Holocaust trauma on Facebook 235
15. List of contributors 261
16. Index 267