Holocaust Representations in Animated Documentaries

Focusing on the evolution of Holocaust representation, this analysis explores animated documentaries from various countries, highlighting their unique aesthetic and thematic elements. By applying interdisciplinary theories, it reveals how these films enhance Holocaust commemoration and address topics often overlooked by traditional documentaries. However, it also critiques the risks of filmmakers potentially downplaying the atrocities. The work offers a comprehensive examination of this emerging genre, contributing significantly to contemporary Holocaust memory studies.