The Jews, the Holocaust, and the Public

Introduction.-&nbsp;Introduction: The Lives and Legacies of David Cesarani.-&nbsp;David Cesarani: A Historian with Breadth, Depth, and the Flair of a Raconteur.-&nbsp;Minorities and Nationalisms.-&nbsp;Zionism and the British Labour Party.-&nbsp;History, Politics, and Nationalism in Ireland and Israel: Legacies of 1922 and 1948.-&nbsp;Remembering the Internment of 'enemy aliens' during the Second World War on the Isle of Man, and in Australia and Canada.-&nbsp;Perspectives on the Holocaust.-&nbsp;The Decision to Exterminate the Jews of Europe.-&nbsp;The 1940 “Easter Pogrom” in Warsaw from the Perspective of the Jewish Witnesses.-&nbsp;The Ideologue as Genocidaire: Alfred Rosenberg and the Murder of the Jews in the Soviet Union.-&nbsp;British and American Voluntary Organizations in Liberated Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp: An Unknown Story.-&nbsp;Nazi Crimes and their Legacies.-&nbsp;The United Kingdom War Crimes Investigation Teams after World War II.-&nbsp;Britain and the Eichmann Trial: An Unexamined Aspect in ‘Bystander’ Studies.-&nbsp;In Advance of the Broken Image: Gerhard Richter and Gustav Metzger’s Confrontations with Nazi Criminality.-&nbsp;Public History and Holocaust Commemoration.-&nbsp;Constructing a British Holocaust Narrative: A British Reading of Co-Presents to the Shoah.-&nbsp;David Cesarani and the creation of Imperial War Museums’ Holocaust Exhibition.-&nbsp;David Cesarani and UK Holocaust Memorial Day.-&nbsp;After the Holocaust: Facing the Nazi Past in British and International Perspective.<br>