Comparative Central European Holocaust studies / edited by Louise O. Vasvári and Steven Tötösy de Zepetnek.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Representations of Budapest 1944-1945 in Holocaust literature / Ruth G. Biró -- The Holocaust as a paradigm for ethical thinking and representation / Tamás Kisantal -- About antisemitism in post-1989 Hungary / Magdalena Marsovszky -- About the narratives of a blood libel case in post-Shoah Hungary / Andrea Petö -- Mapping the lines of fact and fiction in Holocaust testimonial novels / Anna Richardson -- Rescue narratives by Central European Holocaust survivors from Carpatho-Russia / Ilana Rosen -- The Third Reich and the Holocaust in East German official memory / Anne Rothe -- On the Serbian translation of Kertész's Sorstalanság (Fatelessness) into Serbian / Marko Čudić -- Kertész and the problem of guilt in unfinished mourning / Esther Faye - Polyphony in Kertész's Kaddish for an unborn child (Kaddish a meg nem született gyermekért / Sándor Radnóti -- Arendt and Kertész on the banality of evil / Mihály Szilágyi-Gál -- Towards a new reading of Ida Fink's The journey / Iris Milner -- Emigrée Central European women's Holocaust life writing / Louise O. Vasvári -- Introduction to and bibliography of Central European women's Holocaust life writing in English / Louise O. Vasvári.