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Christ Church students condemn Dean for comparing his experience to the Holocaust
The Junior and Graduate Common Rooms of Christ Church have condemned the College’s suspended Dean - the Very Reverend Martyn Percy - for a blog post in which he invoked imagery from the Holocaust when describing the criticism he has received.
They Always Knew (after Daddy)
I weep like a child, despised, licking my wounds, the very dog you slew, forever, forever, the wandering Jew.
Bart van Es and the ripple effect of trauma
Bart van Es' new memoir reminds its readers that the aftermath of trauma is as much about inherited damage as it is about triumph and liberation.
Hungary’s Holocaust distortion
Orban’s project of misinformation risks erasing his country’s dark past.
‘Deeper than the Abyss’: Resisting the Holocaust
Sam Sussman reviews Peter Hayes' new book, 'Why? Explaining the Holocaust'
Representing The Impossible
Cinema will never be able to represent the horrors of the Holocaust, but Son of Saul offers a sensitive try, writes Jem Bartholomew
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