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AUTHOR TITLE RL STYLE SUBJECT CATEGORIES Recommended ReadingLevel Anti-Semitism, Racism& Prejudice The Arts Biography Camps Children Deniers & Denial Escape Foreign Language Genocide Ghettos History Hitler & Nazism Liberation / Postwar Other Victims Personal Accounts Rescue & Resistance Aaron, Chester Gideon 7 F x x x Adachi, Agnes Child of the Winds: My Mission with Raoul 8 NF x x Wallenberg Adelson, Alan [editor] The Diary of Dawid Sierakowiak 8 NF x x x Akavia, Miriam An End to Childhood 8 F x x Alagna, Magdalena Anne Frank: Young Voice of the 7 NF x x x Holocaust Almagor, Gila Under the Domim Tree 8 F x x Altman, Linda Jacobs Adolf Hitler: Evil Mastermind of the 7 NF x x x Holocaust Crimes and Criminals of the Holocaust 7 NF x x x x Forever Outsiders, Jews and History 7 NF x x from Ancient Times to August 1935 Forgotten Victims of the Holocaust 7 NF x x x x Hitler's Rise to Power and the Holocaust 7 NF x x The Holocaust Ghettos 7 NF x x The Holocaust, Hitler and Nazi Germany 7 NF x x Impact of the Holocaust 7 NF x x Importance of Simon Wiesenthal 7 NF x Jewish Victims of the Holocaust 7 NF x x x Resisters and Rescuers 7 NF x x x Altshuler, David Hitler's War Against the Jews 7 NF x x Ambrose, Kenneth The Story of Peter Cronheim 6 F x x x Ambrose, Stephen E. Good Fight, How World War II Was Won 6 NF x x Anflick, Charles Resistance, Teen Partisans and Resisters 7 NF x x x Appleman-Jurman, Alicia Alicia: My Story 8 NF x x Arad, Yitzhak [editor] Pictorial History of the Holocaust 8 NF x Asscher-Pinkoff, Clara Star Children 6 F x x x Atkinson, Linda In Kindling Flame: The Story of Hannah 7 NF x x x Senesh Auerbacher, Inge I Am a Star 6 NF x x x Beyond the Yellow Star to America 6 NF x x x Axelrod, Toby Hans and Sophie Scholl: German Resisters 7 NF x x x of the White Rose In the Camps, Teens Who Survived 7 NF x x x Rescuers Defying the Nazis: Non-Jewish 7 NF x x x Teens Who Rescued Jews Ayer, Eleanor H. Cities at War, Berlin 6 NF x x A Firestorm Unleashed, January 1942 7 NF x to June 1943 From the Ashes, May 1945 and After 7 NF x x Inferno, July 1943 to April 1945 7 NF x x x In the Ghettos, Teens Who Survived 7 NF x x x AUTHOR TITLE RL STYLE SUBJECT CATEGORIES Recommended ReadingLevel Anti-Semitism, Racism& Prejudice The Arts Biography Camps Children Deniers & Denial Escape Foreign Language Genocide Ghettos History Hitler & Nazism Liberation / Postwar Other Victims Personal Accounts Rescue & Resistance Ayer, Eleanor H. Parallel Journeys 8 NF x x x x The Survivors 7 NF x x x The United States Holocaust Memorial 6 NF x Museum, America Keeps Memory Alive Bachrach, Deborah The Resistance 7 NF x x Bachrach, Susan D. The Nazi Olympics, Berlin 1936 6 NF x x x Baer, Edith A Frost in the Night 7 F x x Banet, Chana Marcus They Called Me Frau Anna 8 NF x Bar Oni, Bryna The Vapor 8 NF x x Bard, Mitchell G. [editor] The Holocaust 8 NF x Barth-Grözinger, Inge Something Remains 7 F x x x x Bartoletti, Susan Hitler Youth: Growing up in Hitler's Shadow 8 NF x x x x Bat-Ami, Miriam Two Suns in the Sky 7 F x x Bayer, Linda Elie Wiesel, Spokesman for Remembrance 7 NF x Baylis-White, Mary Sheltering Rebecca 6 F x x Begley, Louis Wartme Lies 8 F x Bennett, Cherie Anne Frank and me 7 F x Berenbaum, Michael The World Must Know 8 NF x Bergman, Tamar Along the Tracks 6 F x Bernbaum, Israel My Brother's Keeper 6 NF x x Bernheim, Mark Father of the Orphans 6 NF x x Beyer, Mark Emmanuel Ringelblum, Historian of 7 NF x x x the Warsaw Ghetto Heinrich Mueller: Gestapo Chief 7 NF x x x Bielenberg, Christabel Christabel Bielenberg & Nazi Germany 8 NF x x Bierman, John Righteous Gentile: Raoul Wallenberg 8 NF x x x Blumenstein, Lili Wider Lili 7 NF x x Bor, Josef The Terezin Requiem 8 NF x x x Boraks-Nemetz, Lillian Tapestry of Hope 7 NF x x x Boyne, John The Boy in the Striped Pajamas 6 F x x Bradfield, Susi But Some Became Stars 7 NF x x x Brager, Bruce L. The Trial of Adolf Eichman 8 NF x x x Brand, Sandra I Dared to Live 8 NF x x Bretholz, Leo Leap into Darkness 8 NF x x x Brimner, Larry Dane Voices from the Camps: Internment of 7 NF x x x x Japanese Americans during WWII Buchignani, Walter Tell No One Who You Are 7 NF x x x Byers, Ann The Holocaust Camps 7 NF x x The Holocaust Overview 7 NF x x Oskar Schindler 7 NF x x x Callahan, Kerry P. Mordechai Anielewicz: Hero of the 7 NF x x x x Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Cefrey, Holly Dr. Josef Mengele: The Angel of Death 7 NF x x x AUTHOR TITLE RL STYLE SUBJECT CATEGORIES Recommended ReadingLevel Anti-Semitism, Racism& Prejudice The Arts Biography Camps Children Deniers & Denial Escape Foreign Language Genocide Ghettos History Hitler & Nazism Liberation / Postwar Other Victims Personal Accounts Rescue & Resistance Chaikin, Miriam A Nightmare in History 6 NF x Cheng, Andrea Marika 7 F x x Chotjewitz, David Daniel Half-Human and the Good Nazi 8 F x x x Christophe, Francine From a World Apart: A Little Girl in the 8 NF x x x x Concentration Camps Cohn, Lilo A Shadow Over My Life 6 NF x x x Cooper, Michael L. Fighting for Honor, Japanese Americans 7 NF x x x x and World War II Remembering Manzanar 7 NF x x x x Cormier, Robert Tunes for Bears to Dance To 6 F x x x Cretzmeyer, Stacy Your Name Is Renee, Ruth's Story 7 NF x x x Dafni, Reuven [editor] Final Letters, From Victims of the 7 NF x x Holocaust Damon, Duane Mein Kampf: Hitler's Blueprint for 8 NF x x x Aryan Supremacy Daniels, Fred Shadows in Twilight 6 NF x x x David, Kati A Child's War: World War II Through 8 NF x x x x the Eyes of Children Denenberg, Barry Journal of Ben Uchida: Citizen #13559, 6 F x x x x Mirror Lake Internment Camp One Eye Laughing, the Other Weeping 6 F x x x Shadow Life, Portrait of Anne Frank 7 NF x x x and Her Family Deutschkron, Inge Outcast: Jewish Girl in Wartime Berlin 8 NF x x x Draper, Alison Stark Pastor André Trocmé: Spiritual Leader 7 NF x x of the French Village Le Chambon Drucker, Olga Levy Kinderstransport 6 NF x x x x x Dvorson, Alexa Hitler Youth: Marching Toward Madness 7 NF x x x x Eliach, Yaffa Hasidic Tales of the Holocaust 8 NF x Elmer, Robert A Way Through the Sea 6 F x x x Elster, Aaron I Still See Her Haunting Eyes 7 NF x x x x x x x Faber, David Because of Romek 8 NF x x x Feldman, George Understanding the Holocaust [Vol. 1 & 2] 7 NF x Fettman, Leo Shoah: Journey from the Ashes 8 NF x x x Figes, Eva Little Eden 8 NF x x Fink, Ida A Scrap of Time 8 F x Finkel, Sidney Sevek and the Holocaust 7 NF x x x x Finkelstein, Genya Genya 8 NF x x x Fireside, Harvey Nuremberg Nazi War Crimes Trials 8 NF x x x x Fischel, Jack R. The Holocaust 8 NF x Flinker, Moshe Young Moshe's Diary 8 NF x x AUTHOR TITLE RL STYLE SUBJECT CATEGORIES Recommended ReadingLevel Anti-Semitism, Racism& Prejudice The Arts Biography Camps Children Deniers & Denial Escape Foreign Language Genocide Ghettos History Hitler & Nazism Liberation / Postwar Other Victims Personal Accounts Rescue & Resistance Flutsztejn-Gruda, Ilona When Grownups Play at War 8 NF x x x Forman, James D. My Enemy, My Brother 8 F x x x x Frank, Anne Diary of a Young Girl 6 NF x x x Diary of Anne Frank: Critical Edition 8 NF x x x x Diary of a Young Girl: Definitive Edition 8 NF x x x x Tales from the House Behind 6 F x x x Tales from the Secret Annex 7 NF x x x Fremon, David K. The Holocaust Heroes 7 NF x x x Japanese American Internment in 7 NF x x x x American History French, Jackie Hitler's Daughter 6 F x x x Friedman, Carl Nightfather 8 F x x Friedman, D. Dina Escaping into the Night 8 F x x x x Fruehauf, Ernest My Early Years 1929-1942, from Nazi 7 NF x x x x Germany to the United States Games, Sonia Escape into Darkness 8 NF x x Garner, Eleanor Ramrath Eleanor's Story: An American Girl in 8 NF x x x Hitler's Germany Gehrts, Barbara Don't Say a Word 6 F x x x Gelman, Charles Do Not Go Gentle: Memoir of Jewish 8 NF x x x x Resistance in Poland, 1941-1945 Georg, Willy In the Warsaw Ghetto Summer 1941 8 NF x x Giddens, Sandra Escape, Teens Who Escaped the 7 NF x x x Holocaust to Freedom Gies, Miep Anne Frank Remembered 7 NF x x x Giff, Patricia Reilly Lily's Crossing 6 F x x Glatshteyn, Yankev Emil and Karl 8 F x x x Glick, Susan Heroes of the Holocaust 7 NF x x x Gold, Alison Leslie Fiet's Vase and other stories of survival 7 NF x Memories of Anne Frank, Reflections of 7 NF x x a Childhood Friend A Special Fate, Chiune Sugihara 7 NF x x x x Goodrich, Frances The Diary of Anne Frank 7 F x x x Gotfryd, Bernard Anton the Dove Fancier & Other Tales 8 F x x x x Gottfried, Ted Children of the Slaughter 8 NF x x x Deniers of the Holocaust 8 NF x x x Displaced Persons: Liberation and Abuse 8 NF x x of Holocaust Survivors Heroes of the Holocaust 8 NF x x x Martyrs to Madness: Victims of Holocaust 8 NF x x x x Nazi Germany: Face of Tyranny 8 NF x x x Grant, R.G.
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  • A Heuristic Study of the Meaning of Suffering Among Holocaust Survivors

    A Heuristic Study of the Meaning of Suffering Among Holocaust Survivors

    A HEURISTIC STUDY OF THE MEANING OF SUFFERING AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS by HESTER MARIA SHANTALL submitted in accordance wilh lhe requirements for lhe degree of DOCTOR OF LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY in lhe subject PSYCHOLOGY at lhe UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA PROMOTER: PROF. C MOORE CO-PROMOTER: DR W J SCHURINK JUNE 19% ABSTRACT Is there meaning in suffering or ts suffering only a soul-destroying experience from which nothing positive can emerge? In seeking to answer this question, a heuristic study was made of the experiences and views of the famous Auschwitz survivor, Viktor Frankl, supplemented by an exploration of the life-worlds of other Nazi concentration camp survivors. The underlying premise was that if meaning can be found in the worst sufferings imaginable, then meaning can be found in every other situation of suffering. Seeking to illuminate the views of Frankl and to gain a deeper grasp of the phenomenon of suffering, the theoretical and personal views of mainstream psychologists regarding the nature of man and the meaning of hi.~ sufferings were studied. Since the focus of this research was on the suffering of the Holocaust survivor, the Holocaust as the context of the present study, was studied as a crisis of meaning and as psychological adversity. In trying to establish the best way to gain entry into the life-world of the Holocaust survivor, the research methods employed in Holocaust survivor studies were reviewed and, for the purposes of this study, found wanting. The choice and employment of a heuristic method yielded rich data which illuminated the fact that, through a series of heroic choices Frankl, and the survivors who became research participants, could attain spiritual triumph in the midst of suffering caused by an evil and inhumane regime.