Table of Contents

notes on contributors acknowledgments TRANSMITTING THE MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST Ewout van der Knaap THE CONSTRUCTION OF MEMORY IN NUIT ET BROUILLARD Ewout van der Knaap CENSORSHIP AND APPROVAL: THE RECEPTION OF NUIT ET BROUILLARD IN FRANCE Jean-Marc Dreyfus ENLIGHTENING PROCEDURES: NACHT UND NEBEL IN GERMANY Ewout van der Knaap AN ABSENCE WITH TRACES: THE RECEPTION OF NUIT ET BROUILLARD IN ISRAEL Nitzan Lebovic A LITTLE-KNOWN CLASSIC: NIGHT AND FOG IN BRITAIN Judith Petersen A SHOCK OF AWAKENING: MIRRORING NUIT ET BROUILLARD IN THE NETHERLANDS Ewout van der Knaap THE TRAJECTORY OF NIGHT AND FOG IN THE USA Warren Lubline TRACING (HOLOCAUST) MEMORY AND REREADING MEMORY MATTERS Ewout van der Knaap bibliography index

About the Author

Ewout van der Knaap is Assistant Professor of German Literature and Culture at Utrecht University. He has published monographs on German and international poetry, and co-edited several other books.

Reviews

'A tremendous contribution to Holocaust memory and the enduring mystery and paradox of how an atrocity can become the subject of both testimony and art. Uncovering the Holocaust brings new, much deserved light to the cinematic Big Bang that was Night and Fog.' Thane Rosenbaum, author of The Golems of Gotham, SecondHand Smoke and Elijah Visible