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Category: Scholarly Journal
Editor: "Tkuma"
Pages: 252
ISBN: 966-525-719-6
Library: Tkuma Publications
Location: Dnipropetrovsk
Year: 2006
File: 2006_holocaust_stadies_3.pdf
Note: Holocaust Studies: Scholarly Journal. – Issue # 3 – Dnipropetrovsk: “Tkuma” Institute, 2006, Ukrainian, Russian.

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It is conceived as an open academic forum that publishes the achievements of researchers, specializing in the aspects of the Holocaust and other genocides’ studies.

The journal is aimed at the following tasks:

To stimulate in depth studying of various aspects of the Holocaust relating geographically to the Ukrainian territory (to reveal the regional specifics);

- To dissimilate sources not introduced into scientific use earlier and stored in Ukrainian and foreign archives;

- To employ historical sources of different character (testimonies, memoirs, etc.);

- To promote multidisciplinary approach and to encourage the experts in the field of sociology, political studies, philosophy and other humanities to participate in the Holocaust studies;

- To reveal succession of the historical events attempting to interpret the causes and preconditions of the Holocaust.

A special attention is given to the scholarly debates on the phenomenon of the Holocaust as a comparative case in the context of the world history and other genocides’ studies.

CONTENT

ARTICLES

Zellis Kaspars, Oļehnovičs Dmitrijs

The Role of Antisemitic Cartoons in the Propaganda in Latvia during the Nazi Occupation (“Tēvija” newspaper, 1941-1945)

Kruglov Aleksandr

“Schießt ihn Tot”: The Role of Jeckeln’s Staff and his Subordinates in Extermination of the Ukrainian Jewry in Summer and Autumn, 1941

Petrovsky-Shtern Yohanan

“The Dead Jews”: A Reflection on Useable Past

Redlich Shimon

Morality and Reality: Metropolitan Andrei Sheptyts’kyi and the Jews during the Second World War and the Holocaust

Romanko Oleg

Russian Liberation Movement and the “Jewish Question” During the WWII

Surovtsev Oleg

Deportations of the Jewish Population from the North Bukovina as a Component Part of anti-Jewish Policy Implemented by Romanian Authorities

Shchupak Igor

The Nazi Antisemitic Propaganda Among the Local Population of Ukraine

DOCUMENTAL SOURCES

Kovba Zhanna

Philip Friedman – Witness of Destruction of the Lviv Jewry

BOOK REVIEWS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

EVENTS

SUMMARIES

INFORMATION ABOUT CONTRIBUTORS

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS