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History of the Cooperative Move V1
$35.00
Book 1 : Evolution of the Cooperative Movement
Copyright: 1/1/1966
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History of the Cooperative Move V2
$57.50
Book 2 : Evolution of the Kibbutz Movement
Copyright: 1/1/1967
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History of the Cooperative Move V3
$57.50
Book 3 : Analysis of the Four Sectors of the Kibbu
Copyright: 1/1/1968
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History of the Cooperative Move V5
$47.50
Book 5 : Workers, Producers, Transportation and Se
Copyright: 1/1/1968
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History of the Cooperative Move V6
$57.50
Book 6 : Central Agriculture Cooperatives
Copyright: 1/1/1969
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History, Memory and Mass Atrocity
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Essays on the Holocaust and Genocide
Stone, Dan
The book's main theme is the interpretation of the Holocaust and genocide in historiography, philosophy and the contemporary culture of commemoration. Running through the essays is an attempt to understand the Holocaust's relationship to 'modernity'; the need to find ways of understanding genocide through...
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Hitler’s Prophecy
$27.95
The Key to the Holocaust
Burgess, SimonThis is a highly readable overview of, and contribution to, the debate around the timing and nature of decision-making in relation to the Holocaust, encouraging us to think anew about the role of Hitler and how power operated in his dictatorship.
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Holocaust Agendas, Conspiracies and Industries?
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Issues and Debates in Holocaust Memorialization
Berman, Judith
This book is the first comparative study of the ways in which the Holocaust has been memorialized in Australia, Britain and New Zealand. It examines: -- the processes by which the Holocaust entered Jewish and mainstream cultures -- representations of the uniquesness and/or universality...
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Holocaust and Rescue
$34.95
Impotent or Indifferent? Anglo-Jewry 1938-1945
Shatzkes, Pamela
This is a penetrating and balanced analysis of the options facing British Jews as they wrested with the problems of rescuing the victims of Nazi discrimination. Alive to political realities, and mercifully unpolemical, Shatzkes exposes the cruel dilemmas that made rescue increasingly difficult. The result...
