Second Generation Voices Reflections by Children of Holocaust Survivors and Perpetrators

Name: Second Generation Voices Reflections by Children of Holocaust Survivors and Perpetrators
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ISBN: 9780815606819

ISBN-10: 0815606818

ISBN-13: 9780815606819

Edition: 2001

Authors: Alan L. Berger, Naomi Berger

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List price: $24.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Syracuse University Press
Publication date: 6/30/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 398
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 0.85" tall
Weight: 1.232
Language: English

Acknowledgments	p. xi
Contributors	p. xiii
Introduction	p. 1
Family Ties: The Search for Roots
Introduction	p. 15
Once Removed	p. 16
Teaching to Remember	p. 30
The Coat	p. 46
The Far Country Memoirs	p. 56
Inheriting Parental Trauma
Introduction	p. 65
Intersoul Flanking: Writing about the Holocaust	p. 66
My Share of the Pain	p. 72
Five Short Poems for Sissel	p. 77
The Lifelong Reporting Trip	p. 79
The Journey to Parents' Birthplaces and to Death Camps
Introduction	p. 91
Coming Full Circle	p. 92
Returning	p. 110
Memory Macht Frei	p. 128
The Journey to Poland	p. 141
Issues of Faith and Religion
Introduction	p. 155
Faith after the Holocaust: For One Person, It Doesn't Pay to Cook	p. 156
The Path to Kaddish: Prologue to a Son's Spiritual Autobiography	p. 172
I Was Born in Bergen-Belsen	p. 188
Adult Offspring of Holocaust Survivors as Moral Voices in the American-Jewish Community	p. 208
Identity and the Yiddish Language
Introduction	p. 227
A Yiddish Writer Who Writes in French	p. 228
On the Yiddish Question	p. 232
Shards	p. 242
Confronting a Repressed Past
Introduction	p. 257
Ratner's Kosher Restaurant	p. 258
A Troublemaker in a Skirt	p. 270
Facing a Wall of Silence	p. 289
Honor Thy Mother: Reflections on Being the Daughter of Nazis	p. 303
Meditation on Matthew 9:9-13	p. 310
Working Through Doubtfulness: A Case Study of a Daughter of a Nazi	p. 321
Is Dialogue Possible?
Introduction	p. 335
When Children of Holocaust Survivors Meet Children of Nazis	p. 336
To Be German after the Holocaust: The Misused Concept of Identity	p. 344
Taking Leave of the Wrong Identities or An Inability to Mourn: Post-Holocaust Germans and Jews	p. 354
A Concluding Meditation	p. 365
Index	p. 367
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