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How did
American Jews come to learn
about the
Holocaust in the immediate aftermath of the war? What kinds of images and representations of
Holocaust survivors first circulated in America, when most Jewish survivors were still stuck in European displaced persons camps? Drawing on communal records and previously unexamined cultural materials,
Saving Our
Survivors details the kinds of narratives that inspired
American Jewish action in the wake of the
Holocaust and argues that
American Jewish communal life became a significant site of knowledge formation and dissemination
about the Holocaust. Through organizational campaign materials, public speeches, appeal letters, brochures, posters, radio broadcasts, and short films, American
Jews were compelled to act as heroes, saving Jewish lives and a Jewish future. Bringing postwar communal narratives into the longer history of Holocaust memory in America challenges our understanding of what Holocaust narratives look and sound like and invites us to consider the relationship between humanitarian aid and the narratives they employ to inspire action. By expanding our understanding of how stories
about the Holocaust became part of an American discourse and considering multiple forms of Holocaust survivor accounts,
Saving Our
Survivors highlights the messy, diffuse, and contested nature of memory construction in the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust, as well as each new tragedy we confront.