Titlebook: Children Writing the Holocaust; Sue Vice Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 exile.Ghetto.Holoca

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Hidden Children,ied Warsaw, Holocaust ‘evaders’ — of which hidden children are a central category — have not been widely studied; however, many of the texts discussed in this study constitute just such accounts of ‘evasion ... as a Jewish response to the Holocaust’..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75648-1ied Warsaw, Holocaust ‘evaders’ — of which hidden children are a central category — have not been widely studied; however, many of the texts discussed in this study constitute just such accounts of ‘evasion ... as a Jewish response to the Holocaust’..

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Advanced Protocols in Oxidative Stress IIons about the traumatic past alternate with sections describing the present: either that of the post-war era, or the time of writing. In Saul Friedl?nder’s memoir ., for instance, the past is the product of retrospection while the present is written as it unfolds in the form of a diary; while in bot

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-05418-5g in hiding during the Holocaust years and how their conception of religious identity was affected by their experiences. To do this, I will refer to a number of fictional and testimonial accounts, as well as theoretical material on children and religion. In the second part, I will discuss novels by

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Quantization of the Radiation Fieldtile. In both Ida Fink’s novel . and Solomon Perel’s memoir . the protagonist is a teenager, and for this reason their experience contrasts with that of young children hiding in Christian institutions, or young children hiding openly with family members. Rather than simply living ‘on the surface’, i