Dear Edgar,
Natalya Lazar did not defend her dissertation yet. I hope she still
plans to do it - the topic is indeed very interesting.
A number of other interesting academic studies focused on or related
to Czernowitz Jews as a group or individually was published in the
past several years. Here is a partial list of dissertations and
journal papers on these topics:
Jewish Children in Orphanages in Transnistria (1942-1944). History and
Memory. (PhD project in progress)
Ionela Ana Dascultu (University of Haifa and USHMM)
City of dreams, land of longing: Czernowitz and Bukovina at the
crossroads of empires. (PhD Dissertation)
Cristina Florea (Princeton University, 2016)
Jews of Cernăuți: 1941-1944. (PhD Dissertation)
Liviu Carare (Institute of History “George Barițiu”, Cluj-Napoca, 2013)
https://goo.gl/v6JB9U
Heute hat ein Gedicht mich wieder erschaffen: Origins of Poetic
Identity in Rose Ausländer. (PhD Dissertation)
Aurora Belle Romero (Vanderbilt University, 2016)
Transparent wake: An examination of the poetic texts of Dan Pagis.
(PhD Dissertation)
Shellie Katherine McCullough (University of Texas at Dallas, 2014)
A Phenomenological Approach to Comparison: The Non-Metaphorical
Poetics of Paul Celan and Wáng Wéi. (PhD Dissertation)
Yi Chen (University of Toronto, 2015)
Stefan C. Ionescu. “Californian” Colonists versus Local Profiteers?
The Competition for Jewish Property During the Economic Colonization
of Bukovina, 1941–1943
Yad Vashem Studies Vol. 44, No.2 (2016).
https://goo.gl/P4jmCo
Catherine Wanner. The Return of Czernowitz: Urban Affect, Nostalgia,
and the Politics of Place-making in a European Borderland City
City & Society, Volume: 28, Issue: 2, Pages: 198-221, Published: AUG
2016, DOI: 10.1111/ciso.12081
Kurt Scharr. Reflecting the Own by Considering the Other. Foreign
Events Seen by the Czernowitzer Allgemeine Zeitung
Jahrbucher fur Geschichte Osteuropas, Volume: 64, Issue: 2, Pages:
199-227, Published: 2016
Vasile Efros and Gheorghe Romanescu. Bucovina (Romania) - A Model of
Ethnic and Religious Cohabitation Between East and West.
2nd International Scientific Conference Geobalcanica 2016, Pages:
293-300, Published: 2016, DOI: 10.18509/GBP.2016.39
Joseph W. Moser. Newspaper City of Czernowitz: Studies on the History
of the German Language Press of Bukovina (1848-1940)
Journal of Austrian Studies, Volume: 48, Issue: 3, Pages: 151-153,
Published: 2015
Klaus-Peter Horn. Education in Austria. The History of the Subject at
the Universities from 18th to 21st Century, vol 3, Education at the
University of Czernowitz, Salzburg and Linz
Zeitschrift fur Erziehungswissenschaft, Volume: 18, Issue: 2, Pages:
413-425, Published: JUN 2015
Best,
Iosif
On Sat, Sep 9, 2017 at 11:12 AM, Edgar Hauster <bconcept_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> Czernowitzers, dear Iosif,
>
> From the website of the Claims Conference we learn that Natalya Lazar's "dissertation, entitled 'Czernowitz Jews and the Holocaust,' explores Jewish life and the changing dynamics of interethnic and neighborly relations in the contested borderland city, placing the Holocaust in the larger frame of mass violence during World War II.":
>
> http://www.claimscon.org/what-we-do/allocations/red/education/fellowships/natalya-lazar/
>
> Natalya's dissertation has been a subject of a thread brought to us by Iosif as early as December 2015, but the website of the Clark University labels its publication as "withdrawn":
>
> http://commons.clarku.edu/iae2014/5/
>
> By any chance, do you, dear Iosif, does anybody else know more on Natalya Lazar's dissertation? It seems to me to be essential for conception of history.
>
> Warmest wishes to all of you!
>
> Edgar Hauster
>
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