Love after Auschwitz : The Second Generation in Germany. / Kurt Grünberg

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Cover Love after Auschwitz -- Contents -- Foreword by Eva Fogelman -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The State of Research: Selected Studies -- 2.1 The Survivors of the Shoah: The First Generation -- 2.2 The Second Generation -- Transference of the Trauma to the Next Generation -- Aggression and Guilt -- A "Syndrome" of the Second Generation? -- Social Relationships -- Love Relationships -- 3. Jews in Germany Today -- 3.1 Paradigmatic Events, Positions, and Interpretations. An Attempt to Take Stock of the Situation -- Critical" Jews and "Community Jewishness -- Jews in Germany -- This is not my Country -- Alien in one's own Country -- The "Jewish Group" in Frankfurt/Main -- The Prolongation of History: Germans, Jews, the Palestine Conflict -- Bitburg and beyond -- The Historians' Dispute -- The 9th of November -- Reunification -- The Gulf War -- A Supermarket on Concentration Camp Grounds -- Society for the Sponsoring of the Local History of the Administrative District of Verden -- International Encounter in Stadtallendorf -- Complicity and Parallel Perpetrator-Victim Structures -- The Nazi Past and the German Psychoanalytical Association -- The Pact of Silence -- The Goldhagen Debate -- Collective Guilt -- Withholding the Truth, Confusion -- 3.2 Summary and the Formulation of Hypotheses. Concerning the Second Generation's Mental Processing of the National Socialist Persecution of Jews -- 4. Empirical Analyses -- 4.1 Method -- Research Design and Sampling Frame -- The Problem of the "Adequate" Control Group -- Access to the Sample and Matching Procedure -- The Problem of the Representativeness of the Sample -- Characteristics of the Sample -- Investigation Methods -- Questionnaire Investigation -- Evaluation Methods -- 4.2 Results -- Rachel G -- Samuel N -- Analyses of Contents -- 5. Discussion, Perspectives -- 6. Figures.

7. Tables -- 8. Bibliography.