Resources for Children of Holocaust Survivors | |
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FULL DISCLOSURE:
The overwhelming majority of the works cited below were collected by Peter Felix Natan Kellermann, Ph.D. Executive Director of AMCHA - National Israeli Center for Psychosocial Support of Survivors of the Holocaust and the Second Generation. In addition, his citation rules are adopted. The editor thanks him for kindly permitting the republication of his many years of work in collecting these resources.
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Adelman A. Yale Child Study Center, Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, USA
"Traumatic Memory and the Intergenerational Transmission of Holocaust Narratives." Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. 50:343-67, 1995
Albeck, H.J. (1994).
"Intergenerational Consequences of Trauma: Reframing Traps in Treatment Theory - A Second Generation Perspective." In M.B. Williams & J.F. Sommer (Eds.), Handbook of Post-Traumatic Therapy. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 106-125.
Aleksandrowicz, D.R. (1973).
"Children of Concentration Camp Survivors." In E.J. Anthony & C. Koupernick (Eds.), The Child and his Family, Vol 2: The Impact of Disease and Death. NY: Wiley, 385-392.
Almagor, M. & Leon, G.R. (1989).
"Transgenerational Effects of the Concentration Camp Experience." In P. Marcus & A. Rosenberg (Eds), Healing Their Wounds: Psychotherapy with Holocaust Survivors and Their Families. NY: Praeger, 183-195.
Antman, S.R. (1986).
"Offspring of Holocaust Survivors and the Process of Self-actualization and Related Variables." Ph.D. Dissertation. Fresno: California School of Professional Psychology. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 46:2794].
Apfel, Roberta J., M.D., M.P.H.; Bennett, Simon M.D.
Psychosocial Interventions for Children of War: The Value of a Model of Resiliency
Appelberg, E. (1972).
"Holocaust Survivors and their Children." In N. Linzer (Ed.), The Jewish Family. NY: Federation of Jewish Philanthropy, 109-122.
Auerhahn, N.C. & Laub, D.
(1994). "The Primal Scene of Atrocity: Knowledge and Fantasy of the Holocaust in Children of Survivors." Paper presented at the 10th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Traumatic Stress, Chicago, IL.
(1998). "Intergenerational Memory of the Holocaust." In Y. Danieli (Ed.), International Handbook of Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma. NY: Plenum, 21-41.
_____. & Prelinger, E. (1983).
"Repetition in the Concentration Camp Survivor and her Child." International Review of Psychoanalysis, 10(1), 31-46.
Axelrod, S., Schmipper, O.L. & Rau, J.H. (1980).
"Hospitalized Offspring of Holocaust Survivors." Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, 44, 1-14.
Bachar, E. (1994).
"Aggression Expression in Grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors: A Comparative Study." Israeli Journal of Psychiatry and Related Disciplines, 31(1), 41-47.
Baider, T. P., P E Hadani, S Perry, R Avramov, A K De-Nour.
"Transmission of resposne to trauma? Second-generation Holocaust survivors' reaction to cancer." American Journal of Psychiatry, 157, 2000, 904-910.
Bannasch B. (ed.)
(forthcoming) Verbot der Bilder – Gebot der Erinnerung. Frankfurt-Main: Campus Verlag.
Baranowsky, A.B., Young, M., Johnson-Douglas, S., Williams-Keeler, L. & McCarrey, M. (1998).
"PTSD Transmission: A Review of Secondary Traumatization in Holocaust Survivor Families." Canadian Psychology, 39(4), 247-256.
Barocas, H.A.
(1971). "A Note on the Children of Concentration Camp Survivors." Psychotherapy, 8, 189-190.
(1975). "Children of Purgatory: Reflections on the Concentration Camp Survival Syndrome." International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 21(2), 87-92. [Also published in: Corrective Psychiatry and Journal Social Therapy, 16, 51-58].
(1984). Discussion of “Children of the Holocaust and their Children’s Children: Working through Current Trauma in the Psychotherapeutic Process,” by T. Virag. Dynamic Psychotherapy, 2(1), 61-63.
_____ & Barocas, C.B.
(1973). "Manifestations of Concentration Camp Effects on the Second Generation." American Journal Psychiatry, 130(7), 820-821.
(1979). "Wounds of the Fathers: The Next Generation of Holocaust Victims." International Review of Psycho-Analysisysis, 6, 331-341.
(1980). "Separation-Individuation Conflicts in Children of Holocaust Survivors." Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 11, 6-14.
(1991) Legacy of Silence: Encounters With Children of the Third Reich Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ Press.
(1993). 'First Encounter between Children of Survivors and Children of Perpetrators of the Holocaust.' Journal Humanistic Psychology, 33(4), 6-14. 21.
(1993) Die Last des Schweigens. Gespräche mit Kindern von Nazi- Tätern. Frankfurt: Campus Vlg (1996 edition) (2003 edition)
(1995a). Fear and Hope: Three Generations of the Holocaust. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
(1995b). 'Personal and Historical Catastrophe: Four Encounters between Descendants of Survivors and Descendants of Persecutors of the Holocaust: Building Social Bonds out of Silence." Psychiatry, 58, 225-245.
(1996a). "Attempting to Pvercome the Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma: Dialogue between Descendants of Victims and of Perpetrators." In R.J. Apfel & B. Simon (Eds.), Minefields in Their Hearts: The Mental Health of Children in War and Communal Violence. New Haven: Yale University Press, 165-188.
(1996b). "Studying the Transgenerational After-Effects of the Holocaust in Israel." Journal of Personal and Interpersonal Loss, 1, 215-247.
(1998) The Indescribable and the Undiscussable: Reconstructing Human Discourse After Trauma Central European University Press.
(2001) Die ' Anderen' in uns. Dialog als Modell der interkulturellen Konfliktbewältigung Körber-Stiftung
(2002) Den Abgrund überbrücken Körber-Stiftung
_____, & Chaitin, J. (2001)
Parenthood and the Holocaust. Yad Vashem, Jerusalem.
_____, Eland, J., Kleber, R.J., Krell, R., Moore, Y., Sagi, A., Soriano, E., Suedenfeld, P., van der Velden, P.G. & van Ijzendoorn, M.H. (1998).
"Multigenerational Perspectives on Coping with the Holocaust Experience: An Attachment Perspective for Understanding the Developmental Sequelae of Trauma Across Generations." International Journal Behavioral Development, 22(2), 315-338. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
_____ & Gilad, N. (1994).
"To Rebuild Life: A Narrative Analysis of Three Generations of an Israeli Holocaust Survivor’s Family." In A. Lieblich & R. Josselson (Eds.), Exploring Identity and Gender: The Narrative Study of Lives, Vol. 2. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 83-112.
_____, A.P. Hare & K.Brendler (eds). (1997)
Das ist etwas kaputtgegangen an den wurzeln:Identitatsformation deustcher und israelischer Jugendlicher im Schatten des Holocaust. Frankfurt: Campus Verlag.
_____, A.P. Hare & K.Brendler (eds) (1997).
Das ist etwas kaputtgegangen an den wurzeln:Identitatsformation deustcher und israelischer Jugendlicher im Schatten des Holocaust. Frankfurt: Campus Verlag.
_____, Hare, A.P. & Chaitin, J. (1997).
"Working through the consequences of the Holocaust in Israeli and German Student Seminars," in D.Bar-On, A.P. Hare & K.Brendler (eds). Das ist etwas kaputtgegangen an den wurzeln:Identitatsformation deustcher und israelischer Jugendlicher im Schatten des Holocaust. Frankfurt: Campus Verlag.
_____, Ostrovsky, T., & Fromer, D. (1998).
“Who am I in Relation to my Past, in Relation to the Other?” In Y. Danieli (Ed.), International Handbook of Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma. NY: Plenum, 97-116.
Baron, Lisa (1992)
"Interpersonal adjustment, narcissism, and coping in children of Holocaust survivors" PhD Dissertation, Fordham University [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 53/01, p. 556.
Baron L., Eisman H., Scuello M., Veyzer A., Lieberman M. Division of Disaster Psychiatry, University of Oslo, Joint Norwegian Armed Forces Medical Services, Norway.
"The Impact of the Holocaust on the Second Generation: Norwegian Jewish Holocaust Survivors and their Children." Journal of Traumatic Stress 9(3): 441-54, 1996.
_____, Eisman, L., Scuello, M., Veyzer, A. & Lieberman, M. (1996).
"Stress Reliance, Locus of Control, and Religion in Children of Holocaust Victims". Journal Psychology, 130(5), 513-525.
_____, Reznikoff M.
Narcissism, Interpersonal Adjustment, and Coping in Children of Holocaust Survivors. The Journal of Psychology V 68 Abstract 238, 127(3): 257-69, 1993 May.
Barron, Susan; Climans, Renee
"A Narrative Approach to Working with Aging Holocaust Survivors and Their Families Inside the Institution" "If Not Now" e-Journal Volume 2, Spring 2001
Bauman, Tamar (April 2004)
"The intergenerational transmission of trauma symptoms in children of Holocaust survivors." Ph.D. Dissertation, Pace University. [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 64/10, p. 5205.
Berger, Ellen (Feb. 2004)
"Children of Holocaust survivors: Relations of perceived parental traumatization to attachment styles" Ph.D. Dissertation, Michigan State University, [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 64/08, p. 4023
Berger, L. (1988).
"The Long-term Psychological Consequences of the Holocaust on the Survivors and their Offspring." In R.L. Braham (Ed.), The Psychological Perspectives of the Holocaust and of Its Aftermath. Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs, & NY: CUNY [Holocaust Studies Series], 175-221.
Berger-Reiss, D. (1997).
"Generations After the Holocaust: Multigenerational Transmission of Trauma." In B.S. Mark & J.A. Incorvaia (Eds.), The Handbook of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Vol. 2: New Directions in Integrative Treatment. NY: Aronson, 209-219.
Bergmann, M.S.
(1983). "Therapeutic Issues in the Treatment of Holocaust Survivors and their Children." American Journal of Social Psychiatry, 3(1), 21-23.
(1990). "Recurrent Problems in the Treatment of Survivors and their Children." In M.S. Bergmann & M.E. Jucovy (Eds.), Generations of the Holocaust NY: Columbia University Press, 247-266.
_____ & Jucovy, M.E. (Eds.) (1990).
Generations of the Holocaust NY: Columbia University Press, reprint. (Originally published by Basic Books, 1982)
Bergmann, M.V. (1990).
"Thoughts on SuperEgo Pathology of Survivors and their Children." In M.S. Bergmann & M.E. Jucovy (Eds.), Generations of the Holocaust NY: Columbia University Press, 287-309.
Bergstrom, Janet (ed.).
Endless night: cinema and psychoanalysis, parallel histories. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1999.
Bienstock, Bonita Ellen (Jul 1989).
"Daughters and granddaughters of female concentration camp survivors: Mother-daughter relationships" PhD Dissertation, Florida Institute of Technology. [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 50/01, p. 340]
Bistritz, J.F. (1988).
"Transgenerational Pathology in Families of Holocaust Survivors." In R.L. Braham (Ed.), The Psychological Perspectives of the Holocaust and of Its Aftermath. Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs and NY: CUNY [Holocaust Studies Series], 129-144.
Blumenthal, N.N. (1981).
"Factors Contributing to Varying Degrees of Adjustment Among Children of Holocaust Survivors." Ph.D. Dissertation. Garden City, NY: Adelphi. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 42/04:1596B].
Bogaty, Nina Lynn (Jul 1987).
"The Post-Holocaust Family: A Psychohistorical Investigation into the Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma (Survivors)" PhD Dissertation, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, GSAPP, 1986 [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 48/01, p. 256.]
Boszormenyi-Nagy, I. & Spark, G.M. (1973).
Invisible Loyalties: Reciprocity in Intergenerational Family Therapy. Hagerstown, MD: Harper & Row.
Braham, R.L. (Ed.) (1988).
The Psychological Perspectives of the Holocaust and of Its Aftermath. Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs and NY: CUNY [Holocaust Studies Series].
Brendler, Konrad, Rexilius, Günter.
Conference: Bergische Universitat-Gesamthochschule Wuppertal. Fachbereich Gesellschaftswissenschaften. Conference: Internationales Forschungskolloquium Lernen und Psudo-Lernen in der Aufarbeitung des Holocaust (1989 : Wuppertal, Germany) Title: Drei Generationen im Schatten der NS-Vergangenheit : Beiträge zum internationalen Forschungskolloquium Lernen und Pseudo-lernen in der Aufarbeitung des Holocaust / herausgegeben von Konrad Brendler und Günter Rexilius. Publisher: Wuppertal : Bergische Universität Gesamthochschule Wuppertal, Fachbereich Gesellschaftswissenschaften und Fachbereich Erziehungswissenschaften, 1991
Breslau, Ilana M.(Jul 2002).
"Intergenerational transmission of trauma in Holocaust survivors and their offspring" PhD Dissertation, Farleigh Dickinson University [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 63/01, p. 516]
Brodzki, Gayle S.(2000)
"Transgenerational effects of the Holocaust: Problematic anger in female children of Holocaust survivors" Dissertation. Adelphi University. ISBN 0-599-59577-9
Brown, Eva Metzger (1998).
"The Transmission of Trauma through Caretaking: Patterns of Behaviour in Holocaust Families: Re-enactment in a Facilitated Long-term Second-Generation Group." Smith College Studies in Social Work, 68(3), 267-285.
Budick, C. (1985).
"An Investigation of the Effect of Holocaust Survivor Parents on their Children." Ph.D. Dissertation. Providence: University of Rhode Island. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 46:4005].
Burchardt, N. (1992).
"Transgenerational Transmission in the Families of Holocaust Survivors in England." In International Yearbook of Oral History and Life Stories Oxford: Oxford University Press, 121-137.
Cahn, A. (1987).
"The Capacity to Acknowledge Experience in Holocaust Survivors and their Children." Ph.D. Dissertation. Garden City, NY: Adelphi University. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 49:1381].
Chaitin, Julia
(2000). "Facing the Holocaust in generations of families of survivors – The case of Partial Relevance and interpersonal values." Contemporary Family Therapy, 22(3): 289-313.
(2002). "Issues and interpersonal values among three generations in families of Holocaust survivors." Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 19 (3): 385 – 408.
(2002)."Children and grandchildren face the Holocaust: The case of Paradoxical Relevance." Holocaust Citizenship and Education. Budapest: Hannah Arendt Foundation and Goethe Institute. (in Hungarian)
(forthcoming). "Living with the past: Coping and value patterns in families of Holocaust survivors." Family Process.
_____ & Bar-On, D.
(2002) "Emotional memories of family relationships during the Holocaust." Journal of Loss and Trauma, (4): 299 -325.
(2002) "The family during the Holocaust: Memories of parent-child relationships." Mind and Human Interaction, 12(4): 238 – 260.
(accepted for publication). "Remembering and talking, remembering (?) and silence: Emotional memories of parent-child relationships during the Holocaust". In B. Bannasch (ed.) Verbot der Bilder – Gebot der Erinnerung. Frankfurt-Main: Campus Verlag.
Chandler-Burns, R. M.
Denial Takes Many Forms, a Discussion at the World Congress of Pyschoanalysis about Therapists' Experiences with COS patients.
Chodoff, P. (1975).
"Psychiatric Aspects of the Nazi Persecution." In S. Arieti, (Ed.), American Handbook of Psychiatry, Vol. VI, NY: Basic, 932-946.
Cooper, H. (1995).
"The Second Generation ‘Syndrome.’" Journal of Holocaust Education, 4(2), 131-146.
Danieli, Y.
(1980) "Countertransference in the Treatment and Study of Nazi Holocaust Survivors and their Children." Victimology, 5, 3-4. 49.
(1981a). "Differing Adaptational Styles in Families of Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust: Some Implications for Treatment." Children Today, 10(5), 6-10,ff.
(1981b). "Exploring the Factors in Jewish Identity Formation (in Children of Survivors)." In G. Rosen (Ed.), Consultation on the Psychodynamics of Jewish Identity: Summary of Proceedings. NY: American Jewish Committee & CCAR, 22-25.
(1981c). "The Group Project for Holocaust Survivors and their Children." Children Today, 10(5), 11-13. 52.
(1982a). "Families of Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust: Some Short- and Long-term Effects." In C.D. Spielberger, I.G. Sarason & N. Milgram (Eds.), Stress and Anxiety [vol. 8]. NY: McGraw-Hill/Hemisphere, 405-421.
(1982b)." Therapists’ Difficulties in Treating Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust and their Children." Ph.D. Dissertation. NY: NYU. [Dissertation Abstracts International, #949-904].
(1984). "Psychotherapists’ Participation in the Conspiracy of Silence about the Holocaust." Psychoanalytic Psychology, 1, 23-42.
(1985)."The Treatment and Prevention of Long-term Effects and Intergenerational Transmission of Victimization: A Lesson from Holocaust Survivors and their Children." In C.R. Figley (Ed.), Trauma and Its Wake, Vol. 1: The Study and Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. NY: Brunner/Mazel, 295-313.
(1988a). "Confronting the Unimaginable: Psychotherapists’ Reactions to Victims of the Holocaust." In J.P. Wilson & B. Kahana (Eds.), Human Adaptation to Extreme Stress. NY: Plenum, 219-238. 57.
(1988b)."The Heterogeneity of Postwar Adaptation in Families of Holocaust Survivors." In R.L. Braham (Ed.), The Psychological Perspectives of the Holocaust and of Its Aftermath. Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs and NY: CUNY [Holocaust Studies Series], 109-128.
(1988c). "Treating Survivors and Children of Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust." In F.M. Ochberg (Ed.), Post-Traumatic Therapy and Victims of Violence. NY: Brunner/Mazel, 278-294.
(1989). "Mourning in Survivors and Children of Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust: The Role of Group and Community Modalities." In D.R. Dietrich & P.C. Shabad (Eds.), The Problems of Loss and Mourning: Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Madison, CT: International University Press, 427-460.
(1993). "The Diagnostic and Therapeutic Use of the Multigenerational Family Tree in Working with Survivors and Children of Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust." In J.P. Wilson & B. Raphael (Eds.), International Handbook of Traumatic Stress Syndromes. NY: Plenum, 889-898. 61. Danieli, Y. (Ed.) (1998). International Handbook of Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma NY: Plenum.
Dasberg, H.
(1987) "Psychological Distress of Holocaust Survivors and Offspring in Israel: Forty Years Later. A Review." Israel Journal Psychiatry and Related Sciences, 24, 243-256.
(1993) "Relations between Three Generations in Families of Shoa Survivors". BA thesis. Faculty of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv.
(1999) Myths and Taboos among Israeli First- and Second-Generation Psychiatrists in Regard to the Holocaust Echos of the Holocaust Issue 6, April 2000
______, Brom, D. & Kfir, R. (1993).
"Empirical Evidence for the 'Second Generation Complex.' " Third European Conference on Traumatic Stress, Bergen, Norway.
Davidson, S.
(1979)."Long-term Psychological Sequelae in Holocaust Survivors and their Families." In Israel-Netherlands Symposium on the Impact of Persecution. Rijswijk, The Netherlands, 62-67.
(1980a). "The Clinical Effects of Massive Psychic Trauma in Families of Holocaust Survivors." Journal Marital & Family Therapy, 6(1), 11-21.
(1980b). "Transgenerational Transmission in the Families of Holocaust Survivors." International Journal Family Psychiatry, 1, 95-112.
(1992)." The Transmission of PsychoPathology in Families of Concentration Camp Survivors." In I.W. Charny (Ed.), Holding on to Humanity – The Message of Holocaust Survivors: The Shamai Davidson Papers. NY: New York University Press, 88-120 (chap. 5).
de Graaf, T.K.
(1975). "Pathological Patterns of Identification in Families of Survivors of the Holocaust." Israel Annals Psychiatry, 13, 335-363.
(1998). "A Family Therapeutic Approach to Transgenerational Traumatization." Family Process, 37(2), 233-243.
Del Core Schmidt, Caryn (Jun 2003)
"Exploring the effects of recalled exposure to Holocaust information on the psychological functioning of young adult Germans" PhD Dissertation, Adelphi University, The Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 63/12, p. 6090]
Eickhoff, F.W. (1989).
On the “Borrowed Unconsciousness Sense of Guilt” and the Palimpsestic Structure of a Symptom: AfterThoughts of the Hamburg Congress of the IPA." International Review of Psycho-Analysisysis; 16(3), 323-329.
Eitinger, L. & Krell, R. (1985).
The Psychological and Medical Effects of Concentration Camps and Related Persecutions on Survivors of the Holocaust: A Research Bibliography. Vancouver: University of Brittish Columbia Press.
Elkin, Abbie (Feb 2003)
"Assessing intergenerational transmission of PTSD in offspring of Holocaust survivors using a Holocaust- related Stroop task" PhD Dissertation, Adelphi University, The Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 63/08, p. 3910]
Epstein, A.W.
(1982)."Mental Phenomena Across Generations: The Holocaust." Journal American Academyemy of Psychoanalysis, 10(4), 565-570.
(1979). Children of the Holocaust: Conversations with Sons and Daughters of Survivors. NY: Putnam.
Eskin, V.
"The Impact of Parental Communication of Holocaust-Related Trauma on Children of Holocaust Survivors." In J. Lemberger (Ed.), A Global Perspective on Working with Holocaust Survivors and the Second Generation Jerusalem: AMCHA/Brookdale, 377-390. (1995)
"The impact of parental communication of Holocaust related trauma on children" PhD Dissertation, New York University [Dissertation Abstracts International -A 57/08, p. 3680, Feb 1997]
Felsen, I.V. (1998)
"Transgenerational Transmission of Effects of the Holocaust: The North American Research Perspective. In Y. Danieli (Ed.), International Handbook of Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma NY: Plenum, 43-68 (ch. 2).
_____ & Erlich, S. (1990).
"Identification Patterns of Offspring of Holocaust Survivors with their Parents." American Journal Orthopsychiatry, 60, 506-520.
Figley, Charles R. (1995)
Compassion Fatigue: Coping with secondary Traumatic stress Disorder in Those Who Treat the Traumatized. (Introduction on the web: "Compassion Fatigue: An Introduction")
Finer-Greenberg, R. (1987).
"Factors Contributing to the Degree of PsychoPathology in First- and Second-Generation Holocaust Survivors." Ph.D. Dissertation. LA: California School of Professional Psychology. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 49:1939].
Fishbane, M.D. (1979).
"Children of Survivors of the Nazi Holocaust: A Psychological Inquiry." Ph.D. Dissertation. Amherst, MA: University of Mass. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 40:4408].
Fogelman, E.
(1988a). "Intergenerational Group Therapy: Child Survivors of the Holocaust and Offspring of Survivors.' Psychoanalytic Review, 75(4), 619-640.
(1988b).' Therapeutic alternatives for Holocaust Survivors and Second Generation." In R.L. Braham (Ed.), The Psychological Perspectives of the Holocaust and of Its Aftermath Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs and NY: CUNY [Holocaust Studies Series], 79-106.
(1989). "Group Treatment as a Therapeutic Modality for Generations of the Holocaust." In P. Marcus & A. Rosenberg (Eds.), Healing Their Wounds: Psychotherapy with Holocaust Survivors and Their Families. NY: Praeger, 119-133.
(1998). "Group BeLonging and Mourning as Factors in Resilience in Second Generation of Holocaust Survivors." Psychoanalytic Review, 85(4), 537-549.
_____ & Savran, B.
(1979). "Therapeutic Groups for Children of Holocaust Survivors." International Journal Group Psychotherapy, 29, 211-235.
(1980). "Brief Group Therapy with Offspring of Holocaust Survivors.' American Journal Orthopsychiatry, 50(1), 96-108.
Fonagy, P.
(1999) "The transgenerational transmission of holocaust trauma." Attachment & Human Development, 1, 1999, 92-114.
Fresco, N. (1984).
"Remembering the Unknown." International Review of Psycho-Analysis, 11, 417-427.
Freyberg, J.T.
(1980). "Difficulties in Separation-Individuation as Experienced by Offspring of Nazi Holocaust Survivors." American Journal Orthopsychiatry, 50(1), 87-95.
(1989). The Emerging Self in the Survivor Family. In P. Marcus & A. Rosenberg (Eds.), Healing Their Wounds: Psychotherapy with Holocaust Survivors and Their Families. NY: Praeger, 85-104.
Furman, E. (1973).
"The Impact of Nazi Concentration Camps on the Children of Survivors." In E.J. Anthony & C. Koupernick (Eds.), The Child and his Family, Vol 2: The Impact of Disease and Death. NY: Wiley, 379-384.
Furshpan, M. (1986).
"Family Dynamics as Perceived by the Second Generation of Holocaust Survivors." Ph.D. Dissertation. Buffalo: SUNY. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 47:271].
Gampel, Y.
(1990). "A Daughter of Silence. In M.S. Bergmann & M.E. Jucovy (Eds.), Generations of the Holocaust. NY: Columbia University Press, 120-136.
(1992). "Thoughts about the Transmission of Conscious and Unconscious Knowledge in the Generation Born After the Shoah." Journal Social Work and Policy in Israel, 5/6, 43-50.
Gay, M. (1972).
"Children of ex-Concentration Camp Inmates." In L. Miller (Ed.), Mental Health in Rapid Social Change. Jerusalem: Academyemic Press, 337-338.
_____, Fuchs, J. & Blittner, M. (1974).
"Characteristics of the Offspring of Holocaust Survivors in Israel." Mental Health & Society, 1, 302-312.
_____ & Shulman, S. (1978).
"Comparison of Children of Holocaust Survivors with Children of the General Population in Israel: Are Children of Holocaust-Survivor Parents more Disturbed than Others?" Mental Health & Society, 5, 252-256.
Gertler, R.J. (1986).
"A Study of Interpersonal Adjustment in Children of Holocaust Survivors." Ph.D. Dissertation. Palo Alto: Pacific Graduate School of Psychology. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 47:4298].
Gertz, K.R. (1986).
"Psychosocial Characteristics of Children whose Parent(s) Survived the Nazi Holocaust and Children whose Parents were not in the Nazi Holocaust and Implications for Counseling Children of Survivors." Ph.D. Dissertation. LA: UCLA. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 47:3312].
Glassman, Gaby R.
"Intergenerational Protection in Holocaust Survivor Families and its Impact on the Second Generation's Other Relationships" "If Not Now" e-Journal Volume 1, Fall 2000, adaptation from a paper presented at the AMCHA conference in Jerusalem in November 1998
Covers the communication between the first and second generation and considers the impact this has had on their relationships with the third generation and with their partners, friends and colleagues.
Goldkorn-Lichtman, H. (1983).
"Children of Survivors of the Holocaust: A Personality Study." Ph.D. Dissertation. Jerusalem: Hebrew University.
Goldhar, Jodeme;David, Paula
"The Effects of A Support Group Intervention on Adult Children of Holocaust Survivor's Self-Reports of Feelings of Isolation: A Single Subject Social Work Research Study." "If Not Now" e-Journal Volume 1, Fall 2000
Goldsmith, Marilynn (Nov 1986)
Family Patterns Across Three Generations of Holocaust Survivor Families (Second, Systems, Archetypal Event) PhD Dissertation, University of Pittsburgh [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 47/05, p. 2195]
Goldwasser, N. (1986).
"Effects of the Holocaust on Survivors and their Families." In S.M. Auerbach & A.L. Stolberg (Eds.), Crisis Intervention with Children and Families. Washington, DC: Hemisphere, 227-242.
Goodman, J. (1979).
'The Transmission of Parental Trauma: Second Generation Effects of Nazi Concentration Camp Survival.' Ph.D. Dissertation. Fresno: California School of Professional Psychology. [Dissertation Abstracts International, 39/08:4031].
Gopen Hyman, Amanda Rachel (Feb 2004
"The aftermath of the Holocaust trauma across family generations: Family environment, relationship environment and empathy of the third generation." PhD Dissertation, New School University [Dissertation Abstracts International -B 64/08, p. 4037]
Gordon, A.C. (1990).
"Self-disclosure in Holocaust Survivors: Effects on the Next Generation." In G. Stricker & M. Fisher (Eds.), Self-Disclosure in the Therapeutic Relationship. NY: Plenum, 227-245.
Gorko, Simone
"Myths and Realities About Offspring of Holocaust Survivors: An Overview of Research Findings" Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care, 2000
Gottesfeld, J., van der Hal, E. & Tauber, Y. (1995).
"An Alternative Model of Group Work with Second Generation Holocaust Survivors." In J. Lemberger (Ed.), A Global Perspective on Working with Holocaust Survivors and the Second Generation. Jerusalem: AMCHA/Brookdale, 391-399.
Greenblatt, S. (1978).
"The Influence of Survivor Guilt on Chronic Family Crisis." Journal Psychology and JuDissertation Abstracts International sm, 2, 19-28.
Grinblat K. (ed.) (2001)
Children of the Shadows: Voices of the Second Generation. Crawley: University of Western Australia
Gross, S. (1988).
"The Relationship of Severity of the Holocaust Condition to Survivors’ Child-rearing Abilities and their Offspring’s Mental Health." Family Therapy, 15, 211-222.
Grubrich-Simitis, I.
(1981). 'Extreme Traumatization as Cumulative Trauma: Psychoanalytic Investigations of the Effects of Concentration Camp Experiences on Survivors and their Children." Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 36, 415-450.
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