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245 00 a| Outside looking in :b| the world universalizes the Holocaust /c| edited by Norman J.W. Goda and Edward Kissi.;

264 1 a| New York :b| Berghahn,c| 2026.;

300 a| viii, 256 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 24 cm.;

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490 1 a| War and genocide ;;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 00 t| Universalizing the Holocaust in West and East Africa /r| Edward Kissi --t| Biafra : state-building, the holocaust, and international diplomacy /r| Charlotte Kiechel --t| Mauritania and the "events" of 1989 : why victims referenced the holocaust /r| Sidi N'Diaye --t| Local, transnational, universal : changing uses of holocaust memory through the visits of Jaika Grossman to Argentina, 1963-1985 /r| Emmanuel Kahan --t| Universalizing the Holocaust in Argentine Jewish art /r| Tamara Kohn --t| The perils of framing the Indian Partition through the Holocaust /r| Anjali Gera Roy --t| The rise and fall of Jews as Christ figures in postwar Christian theology : a case of universalizing the holocaust /r| Jonathan Elukin --t| Crimes against humanity in French law and culture from Nuremberg to Barbie : the law, the holocaust, and the limits of universalization /r| Norman J.W. Goda --t| "Jerusalem or Babylon?" : Israel and the universalization of holocaust memory during the 1980s /r| Tom Eshed --t| "Holocaust it down" : universalizing the holocaust in American film comedies /r| Nathan Abrams and Michael Lipiner --t| Conclusion. It's been universal all along : the holocaust's global contexts /r| Doris L. Bergen.;

520 a| "The question of how to conceive of the Holocaust within a wider, historical framework remains contentious. For some, it is a universal catastrophe that provides a blueprint for understanding comparable instances of targeted violence, while for others its particularity precludes any comparison with other genocides. Outside Looking In provides a fresh reassessment of the problem of Holocaust universalization, highlighting how the legacy of the Holocaust is transmitted across a variety of global cultural contexts. Ranging from the representation of the Holocaust in literature and film, to how its implications inform the work of politicians and legal theorists, this volume spotlights how foundational the Holocaust is to our global social and imaginative outlook"--c| Publisher, page 4 of cover.;

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Outside looking in : the world universalizes the Holocaust / edited by Norman J.W. Goda and Edward Kissi.

Other author	Goda, Norman J. W., 1961- editor.
Other author	Kissi, Edward, 1961- editor.
Format	Book
Publication	New York : Berghahn, 2026.
Copyright Date	©2026
Description	viii, 256 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Subjects	Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Influence. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Foreign public opinion. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Historiography.

Series	War and genocide ; War and genocide ; v. 35. ^A691410
Contents	Universalizing the Holocaust in West and East Africa / Edward Kissi -- Biafra : state-building, the holocaust, and international diplomacy / Charlotte Kiechel -- Mauritania and the "events" of 1989 : why victims referenced the holocaust / Sidi N'Diaye -- Local, transnational, universal : changing uses of holocaust memory through the visits of Jaika Grossman to Argentina, 1963-1985 / Emmanuel Kahan -- Universalizing the Holocaust in Argentine Jewish art / Tamara Kohn -- The perils of framing the Indian Partition through the Holocaust / Anjali Gera Roy -- The rise and fall of Jews as Christ figures in postwar Christian theology : a case of universalizing the holocaust / Jonathan Elukin -- Crimes against humanity in French law and culture from Nuremberg to Barbie : the law, the holocaust, and the limits of universalization / Norman J.W. Goda -- "Jerusalem or Babylon?" : Israel and the universalization of holocaust memory during the 1980s / Tom Eshed -- "Holocaust it down" : universalizing the holocaust in American film comedies / Nathan Abrams and Michael Lipiner -- Conclusion. It's been universal all along : the holocaust's global contexts / Doris L. Bergen.
Abstract	"The question of how to conceive of the Holocaust within a wider, historical framework remains contentious. For some, it is a universal catastrophe that provides a blueprint for understanding comparable instances of targeted violence, while for others its particularity precludes any comparison with other genocides. Outside Looking In provides a fresh reassessment of the problem of Holocaust universalization, highlighting how the legacy of the Holocaust is transmitted across a variety of global cultural contexts. Ranging from the representation of the Holocaust in literature and film, to how its implications inform the work of politicians and legal theorists, this volume spotlights how foundational the Holocaust is to our global social and imaginative outlook"-- Publisher, page 4 of cover.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Issued in other form	Online version http://id.loc.gov/entities/relationships/onlineversion Outside looking in New York : Berghahn, 2026 9781836953180
LCCN	2025038570
ISBN	9781836953173
ISBN	1836953178 (hardcover)
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