'The history of the papers, let me see it!' Compensation processes: the second generation between archive, truth and family speculations
Title'The history of the papers, let me see it!' Compensation processes: the second generation between archive, truth and family speculations
Author
Call number940.5318/0413
Object number08704f
Place of publicationFarnham, Surrey, England
PublisherAshgate
Year of publication
2013
Physical descriptionpp113-137
MaterialArticle
ISBN9781409451082
NotesArticle from 'The Holocaust as active memory: the past and present' pp 113-137
Description
Discusses inter-generational interviews on the restitution process. The restitution process acted as a catalyst for intergenerational and transnational memory work. The payments came from Austria, while the interviews were conducted in different countries.
