Suchergebnisse

Reluctantly involved "bystanders," 1945/48 -- The reparations agreement between Germany and Israel, 1951/53 -- The Eichmann Affair, May 1960/May 1962 -- Arab views on the Catholic Church and the Holocaust -- Denial of the Holocaust -- The unfinished job / justification of the Holocaust -- The equation of Zionism with Nazism -- The alleged Nazi/Zionist cooperation -- Arab retrospective perceptions of Nazi Germany -- The Palestinian catastrophe (Nakba) versus the Holocaust 313 -- Breaking taboos: the new Arab discourse on the Holocaust

Litvak examines the symbols of Islam and the rhetoric of Palestinian nationalism in Hamas

Litvak, Meir: Introduction: collective memory and the Palestinian experience. - S. 1-26 Webman, Esther: The evolution of a founding myth: the Nakba and its fluctuating meaning. - S. 27-45 Milshtein, Michael: The memory that never dies: the Nakba memory and the Palestinian national movement. - S. 47-69 Milshtein, Michael: Memory "from below": Palestinian society and the Nakba memory. - S. 71-96 Litvak, Meir: Constructing a national past: the Palestinian case. - S. 97-133 Birnbaum, Sariel: Historical discourse in the media of the Palestinian National Authority. - S. 135-168 Brand, Hanita: Palestinian women and collective memory. - S. 169-192 Ghanayim, Mahmud: A dream of severance: crisis of identity in Palestinian fiction in Israel. - S. 193-216