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TitleOverlapping triangles: teaching the interdependency of Holocaust victimhoods

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Danny M. Cohen

Call number940.5318/0317

Object number08593a

Place of publicationColchester, Essex, England

PublisherUniversity of Essex

Year of publication

2011

Physical descriptionpp. 41-60

MaterialArticle

Series titleThe Holocaust in History & Memory Vol. 4 Occasional Paper

ISBN1904059864

NotesArticle from the book ' The pink triangle: the long shadow of the Nazi persecution of gay men', pp 41-60

Description

Argues that in order to simplify issues in Holocaust teaching the victims are often divided into distinct, unconnected groups whereas they are in fact inseparable. The focus on Jewish victims and the 'uniqueness' of the Jewish experience can result in the exclusion of other groups as well as of other genocides.

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