Titlebook: Jewish Resistance During the Holocaust; Moral Uses of Violen James M. Glass Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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e female reproductive cycle. During cancer progression, tumour cells develop the capacity to stimulate pathological angiogenesis. This “angiogenic switch” allows tumours to rapidly grow from small, avascular lesions less than 2?mm in diameter into large, vascularized tumours..The angiogenic switch i

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Introduction: Memory, Resistance and Reclaiming the Self,ordinary stories and the trajectories of their lives. When they bring back the past, the setting changes and the words take the ‘Then’ into the ‘Now.’ Their stories move through the reach of the past and the pull of the present without boundary; their narratives possess the sense of literally being

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The Moral Justification for Killing,f a leader of one of the most successful Jewish resistance groups. The Bielski Unit, operating in the Byelorussian forests, composed of 1,200 Jews, 300 of them fighters and the rest a support community, survived virtually intact at the end of the war. The unit suffered just five percent casualties o

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Collective Trauma: The Disintegration of Ethics, thousands of Jews from the prospect of transport to Auschwitz. Issuing fake identity papers, impersonating German officers and Hungarian Iron Cross troops, finding and establishing safe houses, these young people never relented in their efforts to thwart German plans..

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The Moral Position of Violence: Bielski Survivors, the middle of a dense Byelorussian forest and organized as a self-sustaining community. Eight hundred and fifty people functioned in supportive roles, with around 300 or so active resistance fighters armed primarily with rifles and revolvers. Unarmed refugees, mostly women, old people, children, th

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The Moral Goodness of Violence: Necessity in the Forests,whelming advantage over ghetto inhabitants: partisan units never suffered the devastating hunger or the susceptibility to disease that afflicted the ghetto. Even though the mortality rate in some units was as high as 75 percent (most the result of wounds sustained in combat), the accounts of partisa

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Spiritual Resistance: Understanding its Meaning, on mind and reason. Ghetto diaries describe human life slowly withering away; orphaned children, the elderly dying in the streets; food supplies diminishing; wealthy Jews turning in a matter of weeks into beggars; black markets and smuggling; families torn apart; people sinking into madness; random

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Condemned Spirit and the Moral Arguments of Faith,for him that denies that it is part of the Torah of Moses our Teacher.’. Having established the theological legitimacy of resurrection, Maimonides goes on to argue that while resurrection is critical as a theological component of Judaism, it is not the ‘ultimate goal’ of religious faith. For the bel

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