Memory and Denial After the Holocaust

Archived image: Nuremberg trial of the doctors. 20 of the 23 accused were doctors. During the Nazi regime, the dehumanization of the victims allowed experiments, cruel and many without scientific motivation, on their bodies. At that white stage in the history of humanity, for example, numerous findings were made in the field of histology (the study of microscopic anatomy). They had the "fresh samples" to be able to study the tissues of the human…

Almost all of Daniel Blatman's family was exterminated during the Holocaust. Now he believes Israelis are making the same mistake as the Germans during World War II.

Memory and Denial After the Holocaust

Genocide has been discussed as a process, and denials may be made throughout the process. Bystanders may deny the events that are happening around them rather than confront the events. This may provide a psychological cushion for the bystanders to remain detached...