Holocaust Angst: West Germany’s Exam Prep for American Holocaust Memory since 1970s

A New Perspective on Holocaust Commemoration

In the realm of Holocaust studies, Holocaust Angst offers a groundbreaking examination of how Germans perceived and reacted to American public commemoration of the Holocaust since the 1970s.

The German-American Connection

A network of conservative West German officials, led by Chancellor Kohl, viewed American Holocaust memorial culture as a threat to their country’s reputation and alliance with the United States.

Understanding the Impact

This book delves into the complex dynamics of West German-American relations, revealing how American Holocaust commemoration posed a challenge to German identity and international standing.

With its unique approach, Holocaust Angst is an essential resource for students of history, politics, and Holocaust studies, as well as instructors seeking a comprehensive understanding of this critical period.

Instant digital download available. Contains multiple question types, including multiple-choice, case-based, and problem-solving exercises.