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    <title>Outside Looking In</title>
    <subTitle>The World Universalizes the Holocaust</subTitle>
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  <abstract>List of FiguresIntroductionNorman J.W. Goda and Edward KissiPart I. Holocaust Universalization in Real TimeChapter 1. Universalizing the Holocaust in West and East AfricaEdward KissiChapter 2. Biafra: State-Building, the Holocaust, and International DiplomacyCharlotte KiechelChapter 3. Mauritania and the Events of 1989: Why Victims Referenced the HolocaustSidi NDiayeChapter 4. Local, Transnational, Universal: Changing Uses of Holocaust Memory Through the Visits of Jaika Grossman to Argentina, 1963-1985Emmanuel KahanChapter 5. Universalizing the Holocaust in Argentine Jewish ArtTamara KohnPart II. The Limits of Holocaust UniversalizationChapter 6. The Perils of Framing the Indian Partition through the HolocaustAnjali Gera RoyChapter 7. The Rise and Fall of Jews as Christ Figures in Postwar Christian Theology: A Case of Universalizing the Holocaust?Jonathan ElukinChapter 8. Crimes against Humanity in French Law and Culture from Nuremberg to Barbie: The Law, the Holocaust, and the Limits of UniversalizationNorman J.W. GodaChapter 9. Jerusalem or Babylon? : Israel and the Universalization of Holocaust Memory during the 1980sTom EshedChapter 10. Holocaust it Down : Universalizing the Holocaust in American Film ComediesNathan Abrams and Michael LipinerConclusion: Its Been Universal All Along: The Holocausts Global ContextsDoris L. BergenIndex</abstract>
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