Research (PhD theses)
Listed chronologically and then alphabetically by author.
The Holocaust and the media, 1939-45
Simon G. Leader
Supervised by: Professors Richard J. Bonney and Aubrey N. Newman
Leicester Ph.D. Awarded 2003
Derrida and the Holocaust
Simon Jacobson
Supervised by: Professor Patrick J. Joyce
Manchester Ph.D. Awarded 2002
Hitler and the interaction of war and Holocaust, 1941.
T. Jersak.
Supervised by: Dr. Jonathan Steinberg.
Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.
The Anglican understanding of Nazism, and its influence
on the history and memory of the Holocaust
Thomas Lawson
Supervised by: Professor A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner
Southampton Ph.D. Awarded 2001
The Holocaust and the entwinement of identity, testimony
and representation
Zoë V. Waxman
Supervised by: Dr. J.M. Webber
Oxford D.Phil. Awarded 2001
Christian responses in Britain to Jewish refugees from Europe, 1933-9.
Chana R. Kotzin.
Supervised by: Professor A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.
Southampton Ph.D. Awarded 2000.
Anglo-Jewish refugee relief and rescue efforts, 1938-45.
Pamela J. Shatzkes.
Supervised by: Professor Donald Cameron Watt.
London Ph.D. Awarded 1999.
The Holocaust on trial: the war crimes trials in the formation of history and memory.
Donald A. Bloxham.
Supervised by: Dr. A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.
Southampton Ph.D. Awarded 1998.
Holocaust memorialization in Great Britain.
Steven Cooke.
Supervised by: Mr. A. Charlesworth and Dr. C.A. Mills.
Bristol Ph.D. Awarded 1998.
Ignorance or apathy? Britain's Holocaust-related intelligence-gathering during World War II and its impact upon related policy-making.
Craig Sisson.
Supervised by: Professor Nicholas J. Cull and Mr. G. Steve Paulsson.
Leicester M.Phil. Awarded 1998.
The ghettoization of the 'Jewish' community in Budapest during the Second World War.
T.J. Cole.
Supervised by: Dr. G.E. Smith.
Cambridge Ph.D. Awarded 1997.
The construction of the Holocaust: genocide and the philosophy of history.
Daniel Stone.
Supervised by: Dr. A. Benjamin and Dr. Ruth Harris.
Oxford D.Phil. Awarded 1997.
Survivors of the Holocaust.
Ingrid Kellerman.
Supervised by: Professor C. Holmes.
Sheffield M.Phil. Awarded 1995.
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