Frontmatter

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. Introduction
4. Editorial Introduction
5. Open Forum, edited by Tobias Wals, Andrea Petö
6. Introduction
7. Should There Be One Universal Narrative for Remembering the Holocaust?
8. Should There Be One Universal Narrative for Remembering the Holocaust? On a Universal Narrative of the Holocaust and Remembering the Past in Ukraine
9. Is Digitalization a Blessing or a Curse for Holocaust Memorialization?
10. Who Are the Memory Owners of Memorial Sites? The Question of Memorial Ownership and the Case of Babyn Yar
11. How Does Jewish Identity Relate to Modern-Day Ukrainian Identity? Beyond the Refrain of “Do not Divide the Dead”: Othering the Jews as a Technology of Power in the Soviet Union
12. How Does Jewish Identity Relate to Modern-Day Ukrainian Identity?
13. Perspectives
14. A Holocaust Researcher and the War
15. Open Forum
16. Russian War, Neocolonialism and Holocaust Studies in Ukraine
17. Roundtable
18. “Never Again!” Roundtable Organized by Eastern European Holocaust Studies and the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre
19. Interview
20. Interview with Karen Jungblut
21. Dossier: The Holocaust in Ukraine: Literary Representation, edited by Helena Duffy
22. The Holocaust in Ukraine: Literary Representations
23. Rachel Seiffert’s A Boy in Winter (2017) and the Literary Construction of Ukraine
24. Ukrainians in French Holocaust Literature: Piotr Rawicz’s Blood from the Sky and Jonathan Littell’s The Kindly Ones
25. On the Journey Through Ukraine: Representations of the Holocaust in Friedrich Gorenstein’s Traveling Companions
26. Is It Right to Talk About the Holocaust in Ukraine Now? An Interview with Jonathan Littell, the Author of The Kindly Ones
27. Research Articles
28. Unwelcome Return Home: Jews, Anti-Semitism and the Housing Problem in Post-War Kyiv
29. Forced Labor Camps for Jews in Reichskommissariat Ukraine: The Exploitation of Jewish Labor within the Holocaust in the East
30. More than Meets the Eye – The Intricate Relationship between Selfies at Holocaust Memorial Sites and Their Subsequent Shaming
31. Sources, edited by Andrea Löw, Marta Havryshko
32. Eyewitness Account of the Nazi Occupation in the South of Ukraine: Diary of a Kherson Resident
33. Historiography, edited by Jan Lanicek
34. Overview of the Recent Historiography
35. Post-Holocaust Transitional Justice in Hungary – Approaches, Disputes, and Debates
36. Romania: Historiography on Holocaust and Postwar Justice Studies
37. Transitional Justice and the Holocaust in Poland
38. Reviews, edited by Elenore Lappin-Eppel, Katarzyna Liszka
39. Through the Distorted Mirror. Natalia Romik’s “Hideouts. The Architecture of Survival”
40. Sliwa, Joanna. 2021. Jewish Childhood in Kraków: A Microhistory of the Holocaust. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press. 218 pp. ISBN 978-1-978822-94-8
41. Albert Venger, ed. Stalindorfs’kyi Raion: Dokumenty i Materialy, Kyiv: Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Charity, 2021, 340 p.