Le trou noir de l’historiographie de la Shoah

Le trou noir de l’historiographie de la Shoah

The Black Hole in Holocaust HistoriographyFor many years Holocaust survivors in Romania have bemoaned the lack of attention given to their tragedy. It has been ignored by the publicat-large including academia, and condemned to a total absence even in memorial sites. The purpose of this article is to...

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Autors principals: Vago, Raphael, Drevon, Claire
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Publicat: 2011
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_194_0461RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2011-1-page-461?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.194.0461 Le trou noir de l’historiographie de la Shoah Vago, RaphaelDrevon, Claire2011 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 194 | 1 | 2011-12-12 | p. 461-477 | 2111-885X RHSHO_19446 The Black Hole in Holocaust HistoriographyFor many years Holocaust survivors in Romania have bemoaned the lack of attention given to their tragedy. It has been ignored by the publicat-large including academia, and condemned to a total absence even in memorial sites. The purpose of this article is to show that the tragedy of Romanian Jews was in fact one of the best kept secrets from the West and within the West itself. For decades the uniqueness of the Jewish tragedy in Romania was pushed aside, its reality retracted and horror blurred.Before examining the situation as it exists today, the following questions must be asked : what did we know on post-war Transnistria ; when exactly did we learn about the tragedy of the Romanian Jews ; which factors exercised an influence on the way this historical event was understood in comparison to the fate of other Jewish communities during the Holocaust ?Cairn free access
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description The Black Hole in Holocaust HistoriographyFor many years Holocaust survivors in Romania have bemoaned the lack of attention given to their tragedy. It has been ignored by the publicat-large including academia, and condemned to a total absence even in memorial sites. The purpose of this article is to show that the tragedy of Romanian Jews was in fact one of the best kept secrets from the West and within the West itself. For decades the uniqueness of the Jewish tragedy in Romania was pushed aside, its reality retracted and horror blurred.Before examining the situation as it exists today, the following questions must be asked : what did we know on post-war Transnistria ; when exactly did we learn about the tragedy of the Romanian Jews ; which factors exercised an influence on the way this historical event was understood in comparison to the fate of other Jewish communities during the Holocaust ?
author Vago, Raphael
Drevon, Claire
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Drevon, Claire
Le trou noir de l’historiographie de la Shoah
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