Amending the Past: Europe's Holocaust Commissions and the Right to History (Critical Human Rights)
Amending the Past examines Europe’s Holocaust commissions through the lens of critical human rights. Focusing on historical memory and the right to history, Alexander Karn considers how institutions engage with the Holocaust and how the past remains connected to contemporary discussions of rights, responsibility, and public remembrance.
About This Book
Amending the Past explores the role of Holocaust commissions in Europe.
The book considers how these commissions engage with historical memory and the idea of a right to history.
Framed within critical human rights scholarship, it addresses the relationship between the past and contemporary debates about rights.
Alexander Karn offers a focused study of how Europe confronts Holocaust history through public and institutional processes.
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