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ID140932
Title Properbuchenwald stories
Other Title Information testimony, military history, and the American encounter with the holocaust
LanguageENG
AuthorSeipp, Adam R.
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article examines a large body of written and oral testimonies by American servicemen who witnessed the liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp in April 1945. During the decades since, the experience of liberation has become a central component of American public memory of World War II in Europe. As this article demonstrates, liberator testimony has shifted in important ways during the subsequent decades, both reflecting and shaping changes in American engagement with both the war and the Holocaust.
`In' analytical NoteJournal of Military History Vol. 79, No.3; Jul 2015: p.721-44
Journal SourceJournal of Military History 2015-09 79, 3
Key WordsHolocaust ;  Testimony ;  Military History ;  Buchenwald Stories ;  American Encounter