Beschreibung
'Shadow Existence'What did it mean to go into hiding for Jewish people during the National Socialist regime? How many were able to hide and who helped them? How many survived - in spite of a constant threat of persecution and death - and what impact did years hidden away have on their psyche? And what were victims treated like after the war had ended?Evaluating countless written sources and conducting numerous interviews with survivors and helpers alike, Brigitte Ungar-Klein has written the first comprehensive study about people who were able to live in hiding during the Nazi terror in Vienna. This publication is the first to bring these stories to light, an outstanding record of oral history that is of utmost importance.
Autorenporträt
Brigitte Ungar-Klein studierte Geschichte und Germanistik und übte den Lehrberuf aus. Daneben wissenschaftliche Forschung zum Thema Zeitgeschichte und Holocaust. Sie war Direktorin des Jüdischen Instituts für Erwachsenenbildung in Wien. Mitautorin des im Picus Verlag erschienenen Buches 'Kündigungsgrund Nichtarier. Die Vertreibung jüdischer Mieter aus den Wiener Gemeindebauten in den Jahren 1938-1939' sowie Herausgeberin von 'Jüdische Gemeinden in Europa. Zwischen Kontinuität und Aufbruch'.
Herstellerkennzeichnung:
Picus Verlag GesmbH
Alexander Potyka
Friedrich-Schmidt-Platz 4/7
1080 Wien
AT
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