Introduction

Chapter 1 The Trauma of the Holocaust: Some Historical Perspectives

Yehuda Bauer

Chapter 2 The Roots of Antigypsyism: To the Holocaust and After

Ian Hancock

Chapter 3 Uniqueness and Universality in the Holocaust: The Need for a New Language

John T. Pawlikowski

Chapter 4 "These People are Undesirable...:" Australian Response to Refugees from Nazism Before World War II

Paul R. Bartrop

Chapter 5 "Liberal Democracy - The End of History" or Carl Schmitt Redivivus? The Need for an Anamnestic Culture for Germany After Auschwitz

Jurgen Manemann

Chapter 6 Auschwitz or How Good People Can Do Evil: An Ethical Interpretation of the Perpetrators and the Victims of the Holocaust in Light of the French Thinker Tzvetan Todorov

Didier Pollefeyt

Chapter 7 Holocaust Denial and the Media: Misunderstanding the Nature of Truth

Deborah Lipstadt

Chapter 8 Post Holocaust Jewish German Dialogue: Face to Face

Hubert Locke

Abraham Peck

Gottfried Wagner

Chapter 9 The Crystal of Memory or the Smoke of Remembrance?

Elisabeth Maxwell

Chapter 10 Camp Music and Camp Songs: Szymon Laks and Aleksander Kulisiewicz

David H. Hirsch

Chapter 11 Closing Remarks'

Hubert Locke

Contributors