How are The Inquisition, World War One remembered? Holocaust survivors themselves find true remembrance difficult, and subsequent generations more so in different ways. And yet the Holocaust is the best documented genocide in history. Different ways of remembering traumas in different parts of the brain are noted. Different ways history is remembered is explored. Survivors can bequeath only so much. Perpetrators, whose memories are even more hidden, must supply many of the answers that we ask survivor memories to solve.
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Publication Author: Paul Valent Publication Date: 14th March 2010 Categories: Nature, treatment, memory, bearing witness, Right brain