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Klein, A. (2022). 'Historical justice through democratic action' In R. Leiserowitz, G. Malinauskaitė, & H. Vitkus (Eds.), Making Justice Visible (1st ed., pp. 293-318)
Klein, Anne. "Historical justice through democratic action: French Holocaust survivors and the Lischka trial in Cologne (1971–1980)". Making Justice Visible, edited by Ruth Leiserowitz, Gintarė Malinauskaitė and Hektoras Vitkus, fibre Verlag, 2022, pp. 293-318.
Klein, A. (2022): 'Historical justice through democratic action', in Leiserowitz, R, Malinauskaitė, G, Vitkus, H (eds.). Making Justice Visible. fibre Verlag, pp. 293-318.
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Historical justice through democratic action

French Holocaust survivors and the Lischka trial in Cologne (1971–1980)

Klein, Anne

In: Making Justice Visible (2022), pp. 293–318

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fibre Verlag
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https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-88640-438-4.2022.293
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26

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Anne Klein

Klein, Anne, PhD, is a historian as well as an educational and political scientist and lecturer at the Faculty of Human Sciences, University of Cologne

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Section Title Page Action Price
Anne Klein: Historical justice through democratic action. French Holocaust survivors and the Lischka trial in Cologne (1971–1980) 293
Introduction 293
1. Politico-juridical barriers in the society of West German perpetrators 297
2. Democratic action of Holocaust survivors for historical justice 305
Postscript 314

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