11/10 TALK | “A Reply to Screamers”: How Americans Responded to the Holocaust
Susan A. Glenn lectures on how Americans responded to the Holocaust in this entry into the ten-lecture series.
Susan A. Glenn lectures on how Americans responded to the Holocaust in this entry into the ten-lecture series.
Naomi Sokoloff will provide a lecture diving into animal studies and Holocaust literature.
Daniel Chirot will lecture on the ideologies of racial purity and superiority in Japan and Germany in World War II.
Nicolaas P. Barr will discuss antisemitism and racism and the lines of solidarity that arise between them.
Jan Gross lectures on the difficulty of confronting the Holocaust with a focus on the case of Jedwabne murder in Poland in this entry in a ten-lecture series.
Mika Ahuvia will discuss the history of anti-Judaism as an ideology in the introduction to this ten-lecture series.
Pianist Renan Koen on her family history, her career, and what drew her to music composed during the Holocaust.
Grace Levy wins the 2020 Excellence in Scholarship prize for her paper, which explores intergenerational narratives of Holocaust survival by looking at Jane Yolen's novel "Briar Rose" and Art Spiegelman's graphic novel "Maus."