Titlebook: Holocaust Scholarship; Personal Trajectorie Christopher R. Browning,Susannah Heschel,Milton Sh Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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From Johannesburg to Warsaw: An Ideological Journey,exchange student to undertake research for my doctorate at the University of Oxford on the conflict between Józef Pilsudski and the Polish Parliament between 1926 and 1930 in the Historical Institute of Warsaw University. What brought me there? I did not come from a Polish-speaking background. My mo

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The Personal Contexts of a Holocaust Historian: War, Politics, Trials and Professional Rivalry,a Holocaust historian? The answer to that question is fundamentally autobiographical, but it is not the only point in my career when my personal experiences have provided an important context for understanding my professional development. Looking back, I think four particular factors — the Vietnam W

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Autobiographical Reflections on Writing History, the Holocaust and Hairdressing,on. From his seat in the audience, my father watched as Her Majesty the Queen attached the medal to the lapel of my rather splendid morning suit, specially hired for the day. I mention this not out of a sense of vanity or overweening pride, but because the events of that day were so unexpected and u

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On the Holocaust and Comparative History,e to be the Henry Rutgers Scholar and spent a portion of my time that year working with the great Jewish historian Salo Baron, who had retired from Columbia and was a visiting professor at Rutgers. My work with him concentrated on modern biblical studies and criticism.