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Kelsey Maurine BricklThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
Holocaust cinema repeatedly confronts a problem that is artistic, moral, and historiographical at once: the catastrophe exceeds ordinary narrative...
People do strange things to the dead when the dead become politically inconvenient. They soften them. They resize them. They strip away the details...
The Holocaust is often imagined through its most visibly horrific images: cattle cars, skeletal surviving prisoners on liberation photography and...
White slaveholding Americans were neither the first nor the last to exploit dogs for the purposes of persecution. One of the most notorious examples...
Recently, the Republic of Austria explained to my family, in precise legal German, that a forced place of stay is not a residence. A person must have...
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