The century of genocide: Selected papers from the 30th anniversary conference of the annual scholars conference on the holocaust and the churches/ by Daniel J. Curran Jr.

--Chapter 1. Beyond absolutism and relativism: A post shoah perspective on ethics --Chapter 2.What's in a name? Polish approaches to shoah --Chapter 3. Germany's language of genocide at the turn of the century --Chapter 4. Outside the law: Conscience, conflict and contradiction in mrseilles 1940-1942 --Chapter 5. Community in a world of chaos: life In the warsaw ghetto --Chapter 6. Oral history sources on the holocaust in the Ukraine --Chapter 7.Post-communist holocaust commemoration in Poland and Germany --Chapter 8.Austrilia asa a site of genocide --Chapter 9.Ordinary Germans revisited --Chapter 10. Denazificatio and the medical faculties at post-Nazi german universities --Chapter 11. Artistic representation, postmodernism, and the holocaust --Chapter 12.The holocaust --Chapter 13.When memory cannot speak --Chapter 14.Steve Reich's different trains --Chapter 15. Hitler's pope by john cornwell --Chapter 16.Dietrich Bonhoeffer and pope pius xll --Chapter 17. As far as the east from the west --Chapter 18. Comfort & commiseration --chapter 19. professional ethics after Auschwitz --chapter 20. Perpatrators of genocide: human nature and inhuman evil.