Conceptual and Methodological Clues for Approaching the Connections between Mexico and the Holocaust: Separate or Interconnected Histories?

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Chapter 20 Conceptual and Methodological Clues for Approaching the Connections between Mexico and the Holocaust: Separate or Interconnected Histories?

In: National and Transnational Paths of Latin American Jews

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Judit Bokser Liwerant

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Series: Jewish Identities in a Changing World, Volume: 36

Front Matter

Part 1 Modernity as a Palimpsest

Part 2 Latin America’s Time and Scales

Part 3 Into the Past: Between Acceptance and Othering

Part 4 Between a New Diaspora and a National Home

Part 5 Redefining Diaspora in Times of Transnationalism

Part 6 Which Modernity? Projects, History, Memory and Otherness

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