Case Closed: Holocaust Survivors in Postwar America

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Abstract

ocial workers' and physicians' reports of that period, she attempts to painstakingly reconstruct various aspects of the displaced persons resettlement process while focusing on topics that have received little attention in earlier studies. Cohen's narrative is definitely a compelling one, and the case stories she cites show an unfortunate parallel between various resettlement is sues facing prewar refugees in the United States and those facing their postwar counterparts. Among these were distant relatives who were
Original languageAmerican English
Specialist publicationAmerican Jewish History
StatePublished - 2007

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