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Not my Holocaust. MAUS and memory in the Polish classroom
TítuloNot my Holocaust. MAUS and memory in the Polish classroom
Autor
Call number808.93358/0008
Número del objeto11614c
Lugar de publicaciónLanham, Maryland, United States
EditorialLexington Books
Año de publicación
2021
Paginaciónpp53-69
MaterialArticle
SerieLexington Studies in Jewish Literature
NotesArticle from the book 'The Holocaust across borders' pp53-69
Descripción
In Poland in the decades leading up to World War II, Jews and non Jews lived as neighbours. As World War II approached and Polish nationalism surged, violence against Jews became more common. Within the first two months of the Nazi occupation of Poland the German military killed 20,000 Jews and restrictions were placed on Jews almost immediately. Discusses 'Maus' as a way to grapple with competing narrative threads