Between Auschwitz and Jerusalem (Hardcover)


This book analyzes the dialectic relations between the two major components of the collective Jewish identity - the Holocaust and the state of Israel. The symbolic points for the beginning and the end of From Auschwitz to Jerusalem are the Eichmann trial in Israel and the founding of the Memorial Museum in Washington in 1993. At the first point the question was: has Israel the right to judge Eichmann in the name of the world Jewish people and at the second point, what is the Memorial representing: the unique Jewish tragedy or a universal problem? The research for the book was done on the basis of constant comparison between the discourses in Israel and the Diaspora, especially in the USA but also in England.

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This book analyzes the dialectic relations between the two major components of the collective Jewish identity - the Holocaust and the state of Israel. The symbolic points for the beginning and the end of From Auschwitz to Jerusalem are the Eichmann trial in Israel and the founding of the Memorial Museum in Washington in 1993. At the first point the question was: has Israel the right to judge Eichmann in the name of the world Jewish people and at the second point, what is the Memorial representing: the unique Jewish tragedy or a universal problem? The research for the book was done on the basis of constant comparison between the discourses in Israel and the Diaspora, especially in the USA but also in England.

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Product Details

General

Imprint

Vallentine Mitchell

Country of origin

United Kingdom

Series

Parkes-Wiener Series on Jewish Studies

Release date

October 2003

Availability

Expected to ship within 12 - 17 working days

First published

October 2003

Authors

Dimensions

235 x 159 x 25mm (L x W x T)

Format

Hardcover

Pages

250

ISBN-13

978-0-85303-419-3

Barcode

9780853034193

Categories

LSN

0-85303-419-2



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