Samantha Baskind

• The Warsaw Ghetto in the American Cultural Imagination
• Art and the Holocaust: Survival and Remembrance

Judah Cohen

• What We Can Learn from Holocaust-themed Musicals

Hasia Diner

• No Generation of Silence: American Jews Remember the Holocaust, 1945-1967

Glenn Dynner

• “Godfearers”:  Hasidism and Orthodoxy in Poland Before and During the Holocaust

David Engel

• The Holocaust and Modernity Reconsidered
• Jewish-Ukrainian Relations in the Twentieth Century
• The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in Changing Retrospect
• A Jewish Collaborator Confesses: The Strange Life and Afterlife of Calek Perechodnik

Richard A. Freund

• Holocaust Studies, Archaeology and Geoscience: The New Frontier

Atina Grossmann

• Jews, Germans, and Allies in Occupied Germany: Entangled Histories and Lost Memories
• Gender and the Holocaust: Continuing Research and New Interpretations
• Transnational Jewish Refugee Stories: Soviet Central Asia, Iran, and India as Sites of Relief and Refuge for European Jews during World War II
• Writing Hybrid Jewish Histories: Emotional and Scholarly Challenges of Mining the Family Archive for the History of Flight, Refuge, Loss, and Restitution

Susannah Heschel

• Jesus as Aryan Hero: The Peculiar Conversion of Christianity into National Socialism during the Third Reich

Robin Judd

• Fraternizing With My Brother: Jewish Chaplains and Displaced Persons in Liberated Germany
• The Girls They Didn’t Leave Behind: Jewish War Brides and Soldier Husbands, 1945–1950
• What’s Love Got To Do With It? Marriage and Recovery in the Aftermath of the Shoah

Marion Kaplan

• Jewish Women and Families in Nazi Germany
• Jewish Families After Kristallnacht
• The Jewish Refugee Settlement in the Dominican Republic: 1940-45

Thomas Pegelow Kaplan

• Reconsidering the Spatial Terms of Jewish and Holocaust Historiography: Trans-European and Global Jewish Petitioning During the Shoah
• Struggling for Survival: German Jews, Germans of Jewish Ancestry and the Contestation of ‘Racial’ Descent in the Hitler State
• Language and Systematic Mass Murder: Post-Linguistic Turn Reflections on the Study of the Holocaust and Genocide
• Jewish (R)Émigrés, Leftist Protest Movements and Social Memories of Mass Murder in 1960s West Germany and the United States

Debra Renee Kaufman

• The Holocaust: From the Margins to the Center in Western Popular Culture
• What Place the Holocaust Has in Contemporary Identity Narratives among 20- to 30-Year-Old Non-Descendents in the US and Israel
• ‘Doing Justice’ and Post-Holocaust Jewish Identity among Millenials
• ‘Never Again’: The Universal and Particular Message in Post-Holocaust Identity Narratives
• Making the Secular Sacred: Post-Holocaust Narratives and Jewish Identity

Emily J. Levine

• A Short History of European Anti-Semitism

James Loeffler

• Beyond Babi Yar: The Holocaust in Soviet Music

Michael A. Meyer

• Jewish Life in Nazi Germany
• The Significance of the Holocaust for Christians and Jews

Sven-Erik Rose

Hunger and Literary Form in Holocaust Ghetto Writings

Jeffrey Shandler

• Seeing As Believing: Watching Videotaped Interviews with Holocaust Survivors
• Behold the Vanished World: Visions of Prewar East European Jewish Life after the Holocaust
• The Holocaust on American Television
• Jews Fighting Prejudice on American Radio, 1939-1955
• Anne Frank from Diary to Book and Beyond

David Shneer

• Grief: A Biography of the World’s First Holocaust Liberation Photograph
• Memorial to the Nazi Persecution of Gay Men: Who and What Are We Remembering
• Scripting a Life: The Performance of Holocaust Testimony
• Through Soviet Jewish Eyes: Photography, War, and the Holocaust

Anna Shternshis

• Evacuation and Escape of Soviet Jews during World War II

Jeffrey Veidlinger

• Pogroms, Peace, War, Revolution and Holocaust
• Listening and Remembering: Experiences in Oral History
• Some Kind of Victory: Jewish Life in the Postwar Soviet Union
• The Shoah in the Shtetl: Holocaust Memories from Ukraine

Yael Zerubavel

• Masada and the Holocaust as Historical Metaphors