| abandonment: |
| by God 32 , 53 ; |
| of women by women 70 |
| abjection 32 , 58 , 152 ; |
| gender differences 24-5 ; |
| Nazism 67 ; |
| Other 101 ; |
| Shekhinah 157 |
| abortion 26 |
| abuse 47-50 , 178-9 n39, 179 n40, 183 n48 |
| Adelman, Penina 119 |
| Adelsberger, Lucie: |
| adopted families 96 ; |
| comfort 69 , 115 ; |
| compassion 9 ; |
| diarrhoea 67 , 114 ; |
| freight wagons 90 ; |
| loyalties 122 ; |
| shame 92 ; |
| survival 188 n5 |
| Adler, Rachel 7 , 20 , 31 , 154 , 195 n139 |
| Adler, Ruth 96 |
| aggadhic tradition 161 , 204 n1 |
| Alphabet of Ben Sira 151 |
| Alter, Rabbi Mendele 63-4 , 73 |
| Altman, Edith 155 |
| Anielewicz, Mordecai 22 , 23 |
| art/literature 131 , 144-5 , 199-200 n14 |
| atonement 49 , 69 , 76 |
| Atonement, Day of 24 |
| Attie, Shimon 199-200 n14 |
| Auschwitz xi-xii , 33 , 133 , 167-8 n9; |
| barrack blocks 93-4 , 95 , 155 ; |
| lack of sanitation 56 , 182 n36; |
| redemption 11 , 130 ; |
| Shekhinah 70 , 112-13 , 116 , 124 , 156-7 |
| Baal Shem, Elijah 36 |
| Baalshem Tov 84 , 139 , 149 |
| Baer, Dov 104 |
| Barukh of Mezibizh, Rabbi 53 |
| Bauman, Zygmunt 34 |
| Baumel, Judith Tylor 44 , 95 , 97 , 98 , 173 n27, 188-9 n9 |
| de Beauvoir, Simone 102 |
| belongings 143-4 , 201 n61 |
| Belsen 57 , 78 , 97 , 188 n143 |
| Berenbaum, Michael xi |
| Berkovits, Eliezer: |
| caring 95-6 ; |
| free will 43 ; |
| God 38 , 44 , 45 , 50 , 79 ; |
| God’s presence 47 , 174 n47; |
| holiness 73-4 ; |
| Israeli State 32 ; |
| Jewish men 23 , 176-7 n1; |
| moral obligation 184 n77; |
| profanization of Jews 63 ; |
| suffering 27 |
| Bitton-Jackson, Livia 65-6 , 69 |
| Blumenthal, David 15 , 20 , 38 , 47-9 , 79 |
| body 83-4 , 112 ; |
| care for 60 ; |
| cleanliness 78 , 91 , 182-3 n47; |
| female 154-5 ; |
| resurrection 142-3 |
| Braiterman, Zachary 27 , 137-9 , 174 n48 |
| Brenner, Rachel Feldhay 19 , 117 , 152 , 169 n32, 188-9 n9, 191 n64 |
| Buber, Martin: |
| divine pronouncement 18 ; |
| God 46 , 55 , 61 , 159 ; |
| God’s presence 100-1 ; |
| Hasidic theology 154 ; |
| holiness 62 ; |
| mystical Judaism 145 ; |
| relationships 193 n102, 194 n107 |
| Buchenwald 72 , 155 |
| camp sisterhood 9 , 95 , 113 , 154 |
| Cantor, Aviva 40 |
| caring 117-18 ; |
| family 87 ; |
| Holocaust 60 , 62 , 95-6 ; |
| relationships 42 , 86-7 , 188-9 n9, 192 n85 |
| Cernyak-Spatz, Susan 113-14 |
| Chanter, Tina 102 , 104 |
| Chicago, Judy 86 ; |
| Double Jeopardy141 ; |
| Holocaust 40 ; |
| Holocaust Project172 n22, 183 n48, 196 n16; |
| survivors 108 , 110 |
| childbirth 127 |
| children: |
| abuse 179 n40; |
| firepit 115 , 125 , 136 , 187 n133; |
| orphans 123 ; |
| snow-baths 189 n30; |
| suffering 107 ; |
| and women 195 n7; |
| see also mother-child relationships |
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Publication information:
Book title: The Female Face of God in Auschwitz:A Jewish Feminist Theology of the Holocaust.
Contributors: Melissa Raphael - Author.
Publisher: Routledge.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 2003.
Page number: 221.
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