Introduction

SECTION ONE: THEOLOGICAL QUESTIONS

Chapter 1 Dialogue at the Mountain: Thoughts on Exodus 24 and Matthew 17:1-13

Zev Garber

Chapter 2 Post-Holocaust Theology: The Event as Normative

Donald J. Dietrich

Chapter 3 Bearing Witness to the Murder of God: The Testimony of Holocaust Diaries

David Patterson

Chapter 4 The American Protestant Press and the German Church Struggle: 1938-1945

Robert Ross

Chapter 5 Our Dangerous Moral Selves: On Nazism's Spiritual-Erotic Seduction and the Emergence of the Holocaust Bystander

James Bernauer

Chapter 6 Selective Resistance: The German Catholic Church's Response to National Socialism

Kevin Spicer

Chapter 7 Contract v. Covenant in Post-Holocaust Theology and Society

W. Royce Clark

Chapter 8 The Auschwitz Convent Controversy: The Challenge of Repentance and Reconstruction

Susan E. Nowak

SECTION TWO: HISTORICAL QUESTIONS AND ISSUES OF MEMORY

Chapter 9 Julius Streicher and Nazi Medievalism

Frederick M. Schweitzer

Chapter 10 Chosen Children: The Jewish Identity of Jewish Children During the Holocaust

Leora Saposnik

Chapter 11 Dissenting Voices: U.S. Gentile Rescuers in Service Organizations During the Holocaust

Barry Trachtenberg

Chapter 12 Why Did Hitler Permit a Jewish Hospital to Function Throughout the War? A Personal and Historical Perspective

Gerda Haas

Chapter 13 The Politicalization of Holocaust Survivors in Canada, 1945-1985

Franklin Bialystok

Chapter 14 Andre Stein: The Category of Dialogue

Harry James Cargas

Chapter 15 Lawrence Langer and the Holocaust Experience

Gary Weissman

Chapter 16 They Forced on Me Another Woman's Life: The Impact of the Holocaust on Hebrew Wormen's Fiction

Nurit Govrin

SECTION THREE: CONFRONTING THE PRESENT AND FUTURE

Chapter 17 Right-Wing Extremism and the Christian Democrats: The Adenauer and Kohl Eras

David A. Meier

Chapter 18 Protection Against Genocide: Towards a Global Human Rights Regime

Neal Riemer

Contributors