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TRN-Newsletter 1, July 2000
Table of Contents
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Registration Form
Impressum and Technical Information
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| General Introduction |
Cornelia Berens, Hamburg, General Introduction/Editorial
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| Focus
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Video Testimonies
- Cornelia Berens, Hamburg, Introduction to the focus
Ulrike Jureit, Hamburg, Patterns of repetition: dimensions of biographical memory
Nathan Durst, Jerusalem, About the work with video-testimonies at AMCHA
Dori Laub, New Haven, Not knowing is an active process of destruction. Why the testimonial
procedure is of so much importance
Johanna Bodenstab, New Haven, Beyond the edges of language. Preliminary notes on
biographical video interviews, collected in the Fortunoff Video Archive for
Holocaust Survivors
Jessica Wiederhorn, USA, Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation
Cathy Gelbin, Falmer, UK, Concluding remarks on Potsdam´s Archive of Memory
Gillian Caldwell, New York, A new advocacy tool for human rights defenders: the video
camera. WITNESS – an international human rights program
Margarete Schauer, Konstanz, Evaluation of Testimony Therapy for survivors of severe human rights
violations
Newsgroup for the Focus
- Webpage coming soon
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| Networking |
News-Ticker
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News-Ticker (updated monthly)
Forum
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Revital Ludewig-Kedmi, Zuerich, Moral dilemmas of Jewish collaborating prisoners (Kapos).
Coping strategies of Holocaust survivors and their children. Abstract
Ursula Gruenenwald, Frankfurt am Main, Finding the path back to life. The psychosocial work of medico international
Gabriele Mueller, Hamburg and Brac, Project SEKA. Centre for recreation, therapeutic aid and education for women and children
Sascha Karminski, Bremen, Healing in Exile - Tibetan ways of coping with trauma caused by torture in Chinese prisons. Abstract
Olga Masur, Hamburg, I would like to be the last one. Sexual child abuse and the time after. An authentic report.
Brandon Hamber, Johannesburg, Reconciliation Net
Brandon Hamber, Johannesburg, Ten years of research on violence, reconciliation and human rights online
Christoph Klotz, Hamburg, About Peace Brigades International
Portrait
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Marie-Luise Roessel-Cunovic, Frankfurter Arbeitskreis Trauma und Exil e. V. – FATRA (Frankfurt Working Group on Trauma and Exile), Short-term therapies for refugees with limited residency permits? The impact of Germany's laws regarding the status of foreigners on the psychotherapeutic treatment of traumatized refugees
Conference Reports
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Miriam Rieck, Haifa, Impressions from the conference "The presence of the absence" in Vienna. The presence of the absence. International conference for eyewitnesses and descendants of "both sides". Vienna University, 1-3 September, 1999
Susanne Karstedt, Bielefeld, Workshop on legal institutions and collective memories. Summary of the debates and conclusion. International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, Spain, 22-24 September 1999
Gesine Grossmann, Hannover, Trauma has no gender. The international conference
Gedaechtnis und Geschlecht (Remembrance and Gender) at the Mahn- und Gedenkstaette Ravensbrueck (October 28 – 31, 1999)
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| Announcements |
Conferences
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2000/2001
Call for Papers
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2000/2001
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| Books |
Book Announcements
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Cornelia Berens, Hamburg, Introduction to the book announcements section Book announcements
Book Reviews
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Cornelia Berens, Hamburg, Introduction to the book reviews section
Frederik van Gelder, Frankfurt am Main, "It´s hard for me to cope with life. With the dead it's easier." Dina Wardi´s book about the children of the Holocaust
Ursula Hien, Hamburg, "One doesn’t survive everything that one survives." Tanja Hetzer’s study on forms of memory in the works of Ilse Aichinger, Hubert Fichte and Danilo Kis
Upcoming reviews in newsletter n° 2
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