'One goes left to the Russians, the other goes right to the Americans'- family recollections of the Holocaust in Europe
Titolo'One goes left to the Russians, the other goes right to the Americans'-
family recollections of the Holocaust in Europe
Autore
Call number940.5318/0283
Numero oggetto02226b
Luogo di pubblicazioneHampshire
EditorePalgrave Macmillan
Anno di pubblicazione
2007
Paginazionepp 19-29
MaterialeArticle
ISBN9780230001473
NotesArticle from the book 'How the Holocaust looks now' pp19-29
Descrizione
The public and private discourse about the Holocaust in contemporary Germany is contradictory. The majority of Germans are aware of their problematic past and no longer deny that Nazi Germany was responsible for the Second World War. The second and third generations remain convinced that 'their '
ancestors did not do anything bad. They distinguish between their grandparents (good guys) and the Nazis (the others).