Name: From Suitcase to Archive. Refugee Archives and German-Jewish Memory (en Inglés)
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Author: Guy Miron;Gideon Reuveni;Daniel Mahla
ISBN: 9781918271461

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From Suitcase to Archive. Refugee Archives and German-Jewish Memory (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Unicorn

Autor

Guy Miron;Gideon Reuveni;Daniel Mahla

Año

2027

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

128

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

20.9x13.8 cm

ISBN13

9781918271461

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Reseña del libro "From Suitcase to Archive. Refugee Archives and German-Jewish Memory (en Inglés)"

When Jewish refugees fled Nazi Germany, they carried with them more than the bare necessities of exile. Letters, photographs, certificates, books, memoirs and personal objects became fragments of lives disrupted by persecution and displacement.

From Suitcase to Archive traces the remarkable afterlife of these materials – from hurried selection and private custody to donation, cataloguing, digitisation and historical interpretation. Bringing together the histories of major German-Jewish refugee archives in Britain and Israel with new case studies of families, archivists, writers and researchers, the volume explores how private remnants became public evidence.

The contributors show that archives do not simply preserve the past; they select, organise and confer authority, shaping what later generations can know about German-Jewish life, exile and memory. Comparative, transnational and richly grounded in archival sources, this book reveals how displaced heritage continues to be remade across generations and borders.

How refugees' letters, photographs and possessions became archives of German-Jewish memory.

The first comparative history of major German-Jewish refugee archives in Britain and Israel.

New case studies reveal the people and choices behind what survives—and what is forgotten.

Digitisation is reconnecting dispersed collections, families and histories across borders.

Bringing together the histories of major German-Jewish refugee archives in Britain and Israel with new case studies of families, archivists, writers and researchers, the volume explores how private remnants became public evidence.