Holocaust agendas, conspiracies and industries? : issues and debates in Holocaust memorialization

A comparative study of the ways the Holocaust has been memorialized in Australia, Britain and New Zealand. The book examines the processes by which the Holocaust entered Jewish and mainstream cultures, representations of the uniqueness and/or universality of the Holocaust, uses and abuses of the terminology and imagery of the Holocaust, the relationship between Holocaust remembrance and Jewish unity and identity, and interpretations of the lessons of the Holocaust.