Holocaust survivors on kibbutzim: resettling unsettled memories

Discusses the commmemoration of the Holocaust in various kibbutzim, and on the social and cultural milieu the refugees established there. Demonstrates how survivors became agents of memory in their specific kibbutz and in the kibbutz movement in general and shows how the contribution of these memories extended beyond the kibbutz movement and preceded the national commemoration patterns shaped through Yad Vashem