(Author: Emma Wilkins, Volume 79, #2, Summer 2024)   Oral history is unique in its ability to individualise and emotionalise the experiences of Jewish Displaced Persons (DPs). Within the unlikely space of occupied Germany, the surviving Jewish population began the process of reclaiming its

  (Author: Stuart Buxbaum, Vol. 79, #2, Summer 2024)   The Context This article is part of a larger, multi-year project of researching the history of the camp system, such as concentration camps, internment camps and displaced persons’ camps, by the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide

(Author: Gwynne Schrire, Vol. 77, #3, Spring 2022)   Hindsight is good, foresight is better. Hindsight is cleverer but usually useless because it comes too late. Foresight, despite information and expert analysis, is rarely helpful. This became apparent when I was given a newspaper with

(Author: Lyonel Fliss, Vol. 77, #3, Spring 2022)                      EDITOR’S NOTE A little over a week following the launch of Operation Barbarossa, the German invasion of the Soviet Union, one of the worst pogroms of World