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Different Voices: Women and the Holocaust
By Carol Rittner, John K. Roth
456 pages
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Synopsis
Neither before, during, nor after the Holocaust have women been silent about the experiences that left them forever marked by the "Final Solution". Here are 28 selections, some long out of print and some written this year, brought together to intensify an awareness of the depths of the Holocaust's tragedy.Related books and articles at Questia
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Table of contents
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- ALSO BY CAROL RITTNER AND JOHN K. ROTH ii
- Title Page iii
- Contents vii
- Maps and Photographs ix
- Preface xi
- Prologue Women and the Holocaust 1
- General Suggestions for Further Reading 20
- Chronology 22
- Part One Voices of Experience 35
- Notes 39
- 1: Ida Fink 40
- 2: Etty Hillesum 46
- Notes 57
- 3: Charlotte Delbo 58
- 4: Isabella Leitner 65
- 5: Olga Lengyel 69
- ALSO BY CAROL RITTNER AND JOHN K. ROTH ii
- Title Page iii
- Contents vii
- Maps and Photographs ix
- Preface xi
- Prologue Women and the Holocaust 1
- General Suggestions for Further Reading 20
- Chronology 22
- Part One Voices of Experience 35
- Notes 39
- 1: Ida Fink 40
- 2: Etty Hillesum 46
- Notes 57
- 3: Charlotte Delbo 58
- 4: Isabella Leitner 65
- 5: Olga Lengyel 69
- 6: Livia E. Bitton Jackson 73
- 7: Pelagia Lewinska 84
- 8: Charlotte Delbo 99
- 9: Gisella Perl 104
- 10: Olga Lengyel 119
- 11: Anna Heilman and Rose Meth 130
- Notes 134
- Notes 141
- 12: Sara Nomberg-Przytyk 143
- Suggestions for Further Reading 149
- Part Two Voices of Interpretation 155
- Notes 159
- 13: Gisela Bock 161
- Notes 179
- 14: Marion A. Kaplan 187
- Notes 207
- 15: Sybil Milton 213
- Notes 237
- 16: Vera Laska 250
- Notes 267
- 17: Gitta Sereny 270
- Preface 271
- 18: Claudia Koonz 287
- Notes 304
- 19: Magda Trocmeé 309
- Suggestions for Further Reading 317
- Part Three Voices of Reflection 319
- Notes 323
- 20: Irena Klepfisz 324
- 21: Charlotte Delbo 328
- 22: Ida Fink 332
- 23: Deborah E. Lipstadt 349
- 24: Mary Jo Leddy 355
- 25: Rachel Altman 363
- Notes 372
- 26: Joan Ringelheim 373
- Notes 400
- Appendices 406
- Suggestions for Further Reading 419
- Epilogue - Different Voices 421
- Notes 426
- Glossary 427
- Index 431