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Jewish Dogs and the Nazi Beast: Animal Studies and Holocaust Literature

This is a program of the Stroum Center for Jewish Studies.

Tuesday, November 03

4:00pm to 5:30pm
Contact: Stroum Center for Jewish Studies

Nazis viewed Jews as subhuman and often referred to them as dogs, apes, and vermin. How have Jews experienced and responded to such dehumanization? To address that question, this talk, with Naomi Sokoloff, focuses on narratives of hidden children and on ways that animal studies and Holocaust studies can contribute to one another. RSVP here for a single lecture or entire series .

*At the request of the speaker, this webinar will not be recorded.


Add to Calendar11-03-2020 16:00:0011-03-2020 17:30:00Stroum Center for Jewish StudiesJewish Dogs and the Nazi Beast: Animal Studies and Holocaust LiteratureNazis viewed Jews as subhuman and often referred to them as dogs, apes, and vermin. How have Jews experienced and responded to such dehumanization? To address that question, this talk, with Naomi Sokoloff, focuses on narratives of hidden children and on ways that animal studies and Holocaust studies can contribute to one another. RSVP here for a single lecture or entire series . *At the request of the speaker, this webinar will not be recorded.falseAmerica/Los_AngelesMM/DD/YYYYahsiUQoRHzDBWjKrkmcp24996

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