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Jews in the imaginary of ethnic differentiations in contemporary slovenia

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Code Science Field Subfield
5.11.00  Social sciences  Ethnic studies   

Code Science Field
H240  Humanities  Contemporary history (circa 1800 to 1914) 
H271  Humanities  Political history 
S175  Social sciences  Polemology 
S210  Social sciences  Sociology 
Keywords
ethnicity,Jews,Holocaust,anti-Semitism,social memory, trauma,survivors,second generation
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Researchers (2)
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publications
1.  25837  PhD Hannah Starman    Researcher  2005 - 2006  67 
2.  05895  PhD Mitja Žagar  Law  Head  2005 - 2006  665 
Organisations (2)
no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publications
1.  0433  ALMA MATER EUROPAEA - FAKULTETA ZA HUMANISTIČNI ŠTUDIJ, INSTITUTUM STUDIORUM HUMANITATIS, LJUBLJANA (Slovene)  Ljubljana  5606438000  3,143 
2.  0507  Institute for Ethnic Studies  Ljubljana  5051517000  4,514 
Abstract
In modern times, Jews in Slovenia are marked with their physical non-presence. Despite this fact, it is the starting position in this project that there exists in contemporary Slovenia a form of the so-called "anti-Semitism without Jews". The project will encompass the ideation on Jews, Jewry, Israel and other formative themes as popularised in the media, and contrast them against the empirical evidence of testimonies among: Holocaust survivors and their offspring; witnesses and by-standers of Holocaust in Slovenia; and persons who cite Jews as ancestors in the context of family geneaologies. The research pursues two explicit goals: documenting the testimonies of Holocaust survivors, and circumferential evidence, in Slovenia; and the present-day attitude towards Jews and Jewry as a component factor in the identity professions in the framework of ethnic differentiations in present-day Slovenia.
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