Literary Comparison: Shedding Light on the Holocaust

For many people, the Holocaust is too difficult to say. During this period, European Jews underwent serious and intense persecution, eventually bringing the killings of 6,000,000 Jews (of which 1.5 million are children) and the destruction (history) of 5,000 Jewish communities It was. These deaths account for two-thirds of European Jews and one-third of the world's Jews (history). Kofman and Kertesz introduced readers on the impact of the Holocaust on Jewish children, but Kofam paid more attention to the rare aspects of Jewish children, while Kertesz was a Jewish child I described the reality of our fate in detail.

The Jews were persecuted in the concentration camps, tortured and massacred ("Holocaust" 1). The night of Elie Wiesel was a powerful memoir that I experienced during the Holocaust. The night represents the tragedy of the Holocaust using literary means such as the loss of faith, the cruelty to others, the night as a symbol of pain and fear, and the use of the first person stories. In the evening let the reader emotionally contact the Holocaust victims and encourage them

Like other Holocaust researchers, literary critics are slow to distinguish between women and men's experience and sentences. However, since the late 1980's, female scientists began analyzing the Holocaust literature based on gender. The earliest academic research on women and Holocaust literature tried to use literary works as a means of revealing more of the knowledge experienced by women during the Holocaust. Many novels and stories on the Holocaust are thin autobiographies, or literary works accurately reflect the state, concealment, concentration camps or resistance of Jews, literature often serves as an imaginative "testimony" . "For the Holocaust, researchers searched stories about the loss or ignorance of women under Nazism and tried to determine if women's experience is different or similar to male experience.

Studies on women and the Holocaust, or gender and genocide, are part of a dynamic and evolving field. As part of literary research, their methods are based on many other fields and methodological approaches such as history of the Holocaust, history of gender, psychology, trauma theory, literary theory, lifelong learning, women's studies, religious studies, gender theory We are using. In the war era, in the shadow of Nazism, Jewish women wrote wartime diaries and journals and offered a story form for their experiences. The most famous is Anne Frank's diary, which is handed to the examinee in the form of a letter, traces the daily life and inner life of a teenage girl, and together with her secular German Jewish family the secret of the Netherlands It is hidden in the room of. Frank eventually was deported to Bergen where she died, but her father later collected and edited his daughter's diary, published after his death.