Mother of the Wire Fence: Inside and Outside the Holocaust

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Presbyterian Publishing Corporation, 1994 M11 1 - 184 pages

Is it possible to empathize fully with the victims of the Holocaust? Can those who approach the Holocaust in the aftermath ever know it in a way that does not trivialize its horror? With what language can we speak of such an event without at the same time betraying its meaning? In this powerful book, Karl Plank takes a hard look at these questions as he explores the boundaries that lie between those outside and those inside the experience of the Holocaust.

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Introduction
1
The Mother of the Wire Fence
11
Eve of the Boxcar
42
Copyright

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About the author (1994)

Karl A. Plank is J. W. Cannon Professor of Religion at Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina.

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