Browsing by Subject "Holocaust"

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    • Choosing Forgiveness After Genocide 
      Dietz, James W
      Thomas Aquinas has written on the topic of mercy and justice as virtues. I use his theories to outline an idea of how forgiveness is an act of mercy. I build off Glen Pettigrove’s Forgiveness and Love to define forgiveness. ...
    • Dark tourism: understanding visitor motivation at sites of death and disaster 
      Yuill, Stephanie Marie (Texas A&M University, 2004-09-30)
      People are fascinated with death and disaster. One simply has to watch traffic slow to a crawl when passing a car accident to understand this. However, this fascination goes beyond the side of a highway and enters the ...
    • Defining Nazism and the Holocaust in American Public Schools, 1933-1964 
      Abt, Ryan N (2021-10-12)
      This project investigates the engagement of American educators with the meaning of Nazism and the atrocities of that regime between 1933 and 1964. It demonstrates that teachers, administrators, those in the textbook industry, ...
    • Holy War: The Romanian Army, Motivation, and the Holocaust, 1941-1944 
      Harward, Grant Thomas (2018-06-08)
      This dissertation explores the motivation of Romanian soldiers in combat and committing atrocities against Romanian Jews and Soviet civilians. While there has been some investigation into the Romanian Army’s operations and ...