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Two Fascist Perspectives on WWII: The Colonel’s Wife and Deviation
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Two Fascist Perspectives on WWII: The Colonel’s Wife and Deviation

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 / 20 June 2019

Authors Rosa Liksom and Luce D'Eramo brilliantly convey the seduction and willful disbelief associated with fascism; how one brushes off their misgivings, thinking that it will be different for them.

The Human Devastation in Auschwitz-Birkenau’s Vegetation
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The Human Devastation in Auschwitz-Birkenau’s Vegetation

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 / 12 January 2018

Georges Didi-Hubermann's Bark considers the implications of truth in images from living pieces of the Holocaust.

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‘Middle C’ A Minor Story in a Major Key

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 / 28 May 2013