Psychology Book - New History of the Shoah

The questions raised by the history of the Shoah deserve clear answers. But over the past thirty years, the historiography of Nazism and the Shoah has evolved profoundly, and many questions have found their answers thanks to the work of a new generation of researchers.This is why, without neglecting the crucial questions of the origins, course and geography of the Shoah, the authors provide here key elements for understanding essential subjects: the role of the ghettos, the killing centers, Vichy and the Shoah, Jewish resistance to repression and deportations, the fate of the Roma and Sinti, what the Allies knew, but also the challenges of teaching the Shoah, the stakes of traveling to places of memory, or even negationism and the link between conspiracy theories and anti-Semitism...They thus offer a precise, up-to-date, accessible and concise approach to the history of the Shoah.