Dapim: Studies on the Holocaust
Dapim: Studies on the Holocaust is an inter-disciplinary publication which promotes the study of the Holocaust period and the issue of anti-Semitism through the various disciplines and methodologies, and gives expression to new research agendas in Israel and around the world.
The journal's aim is to provide a platform through which our readers are informed of the most recent and innovative research done in the various fields and in different countries. As part of this agenda, we encourage the publication of research done on contemporary issues such as collective memory of the Holocaust in museums, educational programs and cultural expressions such as film, literature, art and theatre; psychological adjustment of survivors in their old age and more.
Publishes 3 issues a year.
Latest articles
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Testimonies, Liminality Rituals and the Memory of the Self in the Concentration Camps , vol. 30 (2): 75-92 |
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‘It Is Not My Fault That You Are Jewish!’: Jews, Czechs, and the Memory of the Holocaust in Film, 1949–2009 , vol. 30 (2): 117-141 |
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Mothers, Monsters, Heroes and Whores: Reinscribing Patriarchy in European Holocaust Films , vol. 30 (2): 142-157 |
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Pushing Aside the Nazi: Personal and Collective Exculpation and the Everyday German in Markus Zusak's The Book Thief , vol. 30 (1): 1-15 |
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Subjugated Motherhood and the Holocaust , vol. 30 (1): 16-34 |
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Abandoning Representations: Holocaust Imageries in Late Israeli Art Music , vol. 30 (1): 35-52 |
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National Socialism and the English Genius: Revisiting George Orwell's Political Views on Nazi Ideology , vol. 30 (1): 53-73 |
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Editorial Board vol. 29 (3): 0-0 |
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The Final Stage of the Holocaust , vol. 29 (3): 135-137 |
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Evacuating the Camps: The Last Collective Crime of Nazi Society , vol. 29 (3): 138-153 |
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The Politics of Human Remains at the ‘Peripheries of the Holocaust’ , vol. 29 (3): 154-172 |
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The Fortune of Survival – Intermarried German Jews in the Dying Breath of the ‘Thousand-Year Reich’ , vol. 29 (3): 173-196 |
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Survival of a Peculiar Remnant: The Jewish Population of Vienna During the Last Years of the War , vol. 29 (3): 197-221 |
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Everyday Life and Survival at Mauthausen during the Final Stages of War: The Hungarian Jews , vol. 29 (3): 222-239 |
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Edges of History and Memory: The ‘Final Stage’ of the Holocaust , vol. 29 (3): 240-263 |
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Personal Action as Collectivist Reconciliation: Children of ‘Aryan’ Citizens of Nazi Germany Living in Israel , vol. 29 (2): 81-100 |
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Portugal, Jewish Refugees, and the Holocaust , vol. 29 (2): 101-113 |
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Nationalities, Histories, Rhetorics: Real/Reel Representations of the Holocaust and Holocaust Trials and a Poethics of Film and Law , vol. 29 (2): 114-133 |
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Playing for Their Lives: Music, Musicians and Trauma in Holocaust Film , vol. 29 (1): 1-16 |
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Playing for Their Lives: Music, Musicians and Trauma in Holocaust Film , vol. 29 (1): 1-16 |
