Events not hosted by LBI London, but which may be of interest.
Events not hosted by LBI London, but which may be of interest.
The popularity of Holocaust memoirs in the Anglophone world since roughly the 1980s has helped to place the Holocaust at the centre of British narratives about WW2. At the time though, the Jewish plight was not a central issue for most observers in Britain. This is not because of a dearth of information about Jewish persecution, but rather, a lack of interest in the perspectives and experiences of Jews meant that few Jewish memoirs were published at the time, and Jewishness was often erased from those accounts that were published.