- Uniform Title
- Résistance aux génocides. English.
- Series
- The CERI comparative politics and international studies series
CERI series in comparative politics and international studies.
- Format
- Book
- Published
- New York : Columbia University Press, [2011]
©2011
- Contents
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From the memory of rescue to the institution of the title of "Righteous" / Sarah Gensburger
In search of the "righteous people": the case of the Armenian massacres of 1915 / Fatma Müge Göçek
Assistance to Jews and to Allied airmen in France: a comparative approach / Claire Andrieu
Researching the survival and rescue of Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe: a plea for the use of quantitative methods / Marnix Croes
Anti-semitism and the rescue of Jews in France: an odd couple? / Renée Poznanski
Who dared to rescue Jews, and why / Nechama Tec
Rescue and self-interest: protecting property to save people? / Florent le Bot
Italian Jews and the memory of rescue, 1944-1961 / Paola Bertilotti
Rescuers and killer-rescuers during the Rwanda genocide: rethinking standard categories of analysis / Lee Ann Fujii
Rescue practices during the Armenian genocide / Hasmik Tevosyan
Ottoman officials against the Armenian genocide: a comparative approach to Turkish towns / Raymond Kévorkian
Conversion and rescue: survival strategies in the Armenian genocide / Ugur Ümit Üngör
Humanitarianism and massacres: the example of the International Committee of the Red Cross / Irène Herrmann and Daniel Palmieri
The Swiss reaction to the Nazi genocide: active refusal, passive help / Ruth Fivaz-Silbermann
The OSE and the rescue of Jewish children from the postwar to the prewar period / Katy Hazan, Georges Weill
The context of rescue in Nazi-occupied Western Europe / Bob Moore
The "Brunner Aktion": a struggle against rescue, September 1943-March 1944 / Tal Bruttmann
"Guide and motivator" or "central treasury"?: the "Joint" in France, 1942-1944 / Laura Hobson Faure
The BBC Hungarian service and rescue of Hungarians, 1940-1945 / Frank Chalk
From "rescue" to violence: overcoming local opposition to genocide in Rwanda / Scott Straus
Crossing a border to escape: examples from the Gishamvu and Kigembe communities of Rwanda / Charles Kabwete Mulinda
Beatrice Rohner's work in the death camps of Armenians in 1916 / Hans Lukas-Kieser
The impossible rescue of the Armenians of Mardin: the Sinjar safe haven / Yves Ternon
Was the UGIF an obstacle to the rescue of the Jews? / Michele Laffitte
Roundups, rescue, and social networks in Paris, 1940-1944 / Camille Ménager
Protestant minorities, Judeo-Protestant affinities, and rescue of the Jews in the 1940s / Patrick Cabanel
Nieuwlande, land of rescue, 1941/42-1945 / Michel Fabréguet
Surviving undetected: the "Bund", rescue, and memory in Germany / Marc Roseman
Social cohesion state of exception: The Muslims of Mabare during the genocide in Rwanda, April 1994 / Emmanuel Viret
Conclusion: rescue
a notion revisited / Claire Andrieu.
- Other Authors/Editors
- Sémelin, Jacques.
Andrieu, Claire, 1952-
Gensburger, Sarah.
- Notes
-
Includes bibliographical references (pages 507-524) and indexes.
From the memory of rescue to the institution of the title of "Righteous" / Sarah Gensburger -- In search of the "righteous people": the case of the Armenian massacres of 1915 / Fatma Müge Göçek -- Assistance to Jews and to Allied airmen in France: a comparative approach / Claire Andrieu -- Researching the survival and rescue of Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe: a plea for the use of quantitative methods / Marnix Croes -- Anti-semitism and the rescue of Jews in France: an odd couple? / Renée Poznanski -- Who dared to rescue Jews, and why / Nechama Tec -- Rescue and self-interest: protecting property to save people? / Florent le Bot -- Italian Jews and the memory of rescue, 1944-1961 / Paola Bertilotti -- Rescuers and killer-rescuers during the Rwanda genocide: rethinking standard categories of analysis / Lee Ann Fujii -- Rescue practices during the Armenian genocide / Hasmik Tevosyan -- Ottoman officials against the Armenian genocide: a comparative approach to Turkish towns / Raymond Kévorkian -- Conversion and rescue: survival strategies in the Armenian genocide / Ugur Ümit Üngör -- Humanitarianism and massacres: the example of the International Committee of the Red Cross / Irène Herrmann and Daniel Palmieri -- The Swiss reaction to the Nazi genocide: active refusal, passive help / Ruth Fivaz-Silbermann -- The OSE and the rescue of Jewish children from the postwar to the prewar period / Katy Hazan, Georges Weill -- The context of rescue in Nazi-occupied Western Europe / Bob Moore -- The "Brunner Aktion": a struggle against rescue, September 1943-March 1944 / Tal Bruttmann -- "Guide and motivator" or "central treasury"?: the "Joint" in France, 1942-1944 / Laura Hobson Faure -- The BBC Hungarian service and rescue of Hungarians, 1940-1945 / Frank Chalk -- From "rescue" to violence: overcoming local opposition to genocide in Rwanda / Scott Straus -- Crossing a border to escape: examples from the Gishamvu and Kigembe communities of Rwanda / Charles Kabwete Mulinda -- Beatrice Rohner's work in the death camps of Armenians in 1916 / Hans Lukas-Kieser -- The impossible rescue of the Armenians of Mardin: the Sinjar safe haven / Yves Ternon -- Was the UGIF an obstacle to the rescue of the Jews? / Michele Laffitte -- Roundups, rescue, and social networks in Paris, 1940-1944 / Camille Ménager -- Protestant minorities, Judeo-Protestant affinities, and rescue of the Jews in the 1940s / Patrick Cabanel -- Nieuwlande, land of rescue, 1941/42-1945 / Michel Fabréguet -- Surviving undetected: the "Bund", rescue, and memory in Germany / Marc Roseman -- Social cohesion state of exception: The Muslims of Mabare during the genocide in Rwanda, April 1994 / Emmanuel Viret -- Conclusion: rescue--a notion revisited / Claire Andrieu.