Embattled Selves : [Jewish identity in the face of Nazi persecution] undated (1989 circa)

The work uses the experiences of several European Jews confronting Nazi persecution to elucidate the shaping of an individual's Jewish identity and its meaning to the person. It also addresses the struggle of those born and raised as Jews to those who did not consider themselves Jewish.The work describes experiences of the following 18 persons: Balasz, Pawel; Baskin, Nathan Harry; Berliner, Romulus; Beyer, Rolly; Dujardin, Hilda; Feldman, Isaac; Franz, Ernst; Golbert, Charles; Goldenberg, Dvora; Hoffmann, Leonore; Kornbluth, David; Landau, Mina; Lenoir, Etienne; Levi, Ariel; Ritter, Gabriel; Roth, Walter; Sabin, Hirsch; Terlinden, Helene.Four of these persons are described in greater detail.See also "Embattled selves : an investigation into the nature of identity through oral histories of Holocaust survivors" / Kenneth Jacobson. 1st ed. New York : Atlantic Monthly Press, c1994. DS 143 J3 199