Hiding, sheltering, and borrowing identities
avenues of rescue during the Holocaust
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During the 1960s and 1970s, the rescue of Jews started to attract the attention of scholars, and the initiation of Yad Vashem’s recognition program for the Righteous Among the Nations also drew public attention to the acts of individual rescuers in areas under Nazi control. Yad Vashem’s 18th biannual conference brought together international scholars to discuss new approaches on the topic. This volume provides an overview of the multifaceted landscape of academic studies on the rescuers and the rescued.
