CCL, no. 95, Fall 1999

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Children of the Shoah: Holocaust Literature and Education

List of Plates [4]

Poem: Auschwitz / Deborah Schnitzer [5-6]

Editorial / Présentation

Fires Burning, Draw Nearer / Marie C. Davis [7-8]

La littérature pour la jeunesse et l'Holocauste / Daniel Chouinard [9-10]

Articles

Poem: And Rachel Would Not Be Consoled / Deborah Schnitzer [11-12]

My Mother's Voice: Telling Children about the Holocaust / Adrienne Kertzer [13-28] (Abstract)

"The Question Child" and Passing on Intergenerational Tales of Trauma: A Conversation with Elaine Kalman Naves / Judith P. Robertson and Nadene Keon [29-49] (Abstract)

Telling the Stories of Life: A Mother's Memories, A Daughter's Reflection / Sylvia Solomon [50-53] (Abstract)

Essay: Return from Exile: An Intergenerational Journey through the Lives of Child Survivors / André Stein [54-65] (Abstract)

Poem: Shhh / Deborah Schnitzer [66]

The Phenomenon of Doubling in Elie Wiesel's L'Aube and Le Mendiant de Jérusalem / Anna Rosner [67-80] (Abstract)

Colour Plates

Surviving the Holocaust: The Ordeal of the Hidden Child / Vicki Zack [81-88] (Abstract)

The Untold Story: What German Writers Tell Their Children about the Third Reich and the Holocaust / Zohar Shavit [90-119] (Abstract)

On the Second History of Anne Frank / Deborah P. Britzman [120-40] (Abstract)

Poem: well / Deborah Schnitzer [141]

Régine Miller / Walter Buchignani [142-43] (Abstract)

Sara / Anita Mayer [144-45] (Abstract)

A Pile of Shoes and How a Writer Remembers / Miriam Bat-Ami [146-60] (Abstract)

The Child, as the Hero/Victim of the Dark Planet — The Holocaust / Lillian Boraks-Nemetz [161-64] (Abstract)

Poem: holding him / Deborah Schnitzer [165]

Reviews / Comptes rendus

Holocaust Fact/Holocaust Fiction / Marjorie Gann [167-73]

• The Secret of Gabi's Dresser, by Kathy Kacer
• Greater than Angels, by Carol Matas
• Good-bye Marianne, by Irene N. Watts

Beyond Imagination / Anna Rosner [173-76]

• Beyond Imagination, ed. Jerry Grafstein

The Birth of a Nation / Judith Saltman [176-77]

• The Garden, by Carol Matas

And Peace Never Came / Kate Wood [177-78]

• And Peace Never Came, by Elisabeth M. Raab

A Place Not Home / Bertha Sokol [178-80]

• A Place Not Home, by Eva Wiseman

A Holocaust Play / John Willinsky [180-81]

• Goodbye Marianne, by Irene Kirsten Watts

History over Literature: Daniel's Story / Nancy Payne [182-83]

• Daniel's Story, by Carol Matas

A Partisan's Memoir / Elaine Ostry [183-84]

• A Partisan's Memoir: Woman of the Holocaust, by Faye Schulman

The Biggest Question of Our Day / Adrienne Kertzer [185-86]

• The Freak, by Carol Matas

Reverse Discrimination / Claudine Pope [186-89]

• Fitting In, by Sharon Kirsch

The Children's War / Norman Ravvin [189-91]

• The Old Brown Suitcase: A Teenager's Story of War and Peace, by Lillian Boraks-Nemetz
• A Time to Choose, by Martha Attema

Reviews in this issue / Ouvrages recensés [191]

Artists' Statements [192-97]

Témoignages d'artistes [198-201]

Poem: The Last Holocaust Survivor / Deborah Schnitzer [202]

To my parents, Monica Theresa Moulding and Joseph Geoff Davis — M.D.

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