Times of crisis, such as war, which are characterized by drastic changes and fractures in daily life, call for reflection and explanation. The diary is a popular genre in this respect and is even described as “ the most appropriate written form in times of crisis”. (Nebel : 1948, p. 6) Not only reflecting, but also witnessing becomes highly important in the context of conflict and war. Diary authors endeavor to collect what seem at first sight to be unimportant details to record what has been said, what (rumors) circulated in their time, etc. These have significant value because they reflect the mood prevailing in the city and express the opinion of the population at that time – the so-called “ vox populi”. Diaries therefore represent a mic...
Most of the Holocaust\u27s victims were never able to tell their stories, and of the millions of vic...
Still Inept Sounds. On the Materiality of Rutka Laskier’s Diary The author of the article e...
To make sense of the unprecedented destruction wrought by World War II, Soviet historians have incre...
Abstract: Times of crisis, such as war, which are characterized by drastic changes and fractures in ...
Two men who live in the same city, who are veterans of the First World War and suffer the same fate ...
This paper aims to analyse the representation of the “empathy” of a part of the German people toward...
As Nazi persecution of Jews intensified in the 1930s and 40s, many Jewish Germans sought to save the...
This dissertation examines Jewish diarists' attempts to comprehend the unimaginable genocide as it u...
Diaries are often considered to be a crisis genre in which people can write about the problems and h...
How to tell what cannot be heard? The horror experienced by the oppressed populations during the Naz...
This thesis explores the intersection of daily life, diaries, and the Holocaust in Nazi-occupied Pol...
If Auschwitz has become the key symbol of the Holocaust, then the fate of Anne Frank and her family ...
This paper analyzes the war diary of the writer and journalist Marta Hillers, who witnessed the adve...
For readers today, first-person accounts provide one of the most effective means of gaining an intim...
This article analyses several World War I Diaries written by soldiers on the Front. Starting with th...
Most of the Holocaust\u27s victims were never able to tell their stories, and of the millions of vic...
Still Inept Sounds. On the Materiality of Rutka Laskier’s Diary The author of the article e...
To make sense of the unprecedented destruction wrought by World War II, Soviet historians have incre...
Abstract: Times of crisis, such as war, which are characterized by drastic changes and fractures in ...
Two men who live in the same city, who are veterans of the First World War and suffer the same fate ...
This paper aims to analyse the representation of the “empathy” of a part of the German people toward...
As Nazi persecution of Jews intensified in the 1930s and 40s, many Jewish Germans sought to save the...
This dissertation examines Jewish diarists' attempts to comprehend the unimaginable genocide as it u...
Diaries are often considered to be a crisis genre in which people can write about the problems and h...
How to tell what cannot be heard? The horror experienced by the oppressed populations during the Naz...
This thesis explores the intersection of daily life, diaries, and the Holocaust in Nazi-occupied Pol...
If Auschwitz has become the key symbol of the Holocaust, then the fate of Anne Frank and her family ...
This paper analyzes the war diary of the writer and journalist Marta Hillers, who witnessed the adve...
For readers today, first-person accounts provide one of the most effective means of gaining an intim...
This article analyses several World War I Diaries written by soldiers on the Front. Starting with th...
Most of the Holocaust\u27s victims were never able to tell their stories, and of the millions of vic...
Still Inept Sounds. On the Materiality of Rutka Laskier’s Diary The author of the article e...
To make sense of the unprecedented destruction wrought by World War II, Soviet historians have incre...