Confronting History and Holocaust

Exploring the intersection of personal history and the Holocaust, this collection of essays reflects on the author's journey from high school to becoming a sociologist, interwoven with themes of identity and resistance. The second part addresses significant topics such as Jewish women's roles in resistance, survivor therapy, and contemporary neo-Nazi movements, emphasizing resilience after trauma. The book culminates in a comprehensive selection of the author's writings from 1958 to 2014, serving as a valuable resource for scholars and educators.