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Publications
The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies disseminates scholarship in the field of Holocaust studies through a number of publications. Learn more about them below.
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Books
Works include volumes by leading Holocaust scholars, translations, Holocaust testimonies, reprints of classic volumes in the field, and more.
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Holocaust and Genocide Studies Journal
This scholarly journal features research articles, interpretive essays, book reviews, and more.
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First Volumes by Museum Fellows
The Museum assists first-time authors in publishing their research.
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Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos
This series details the more than 44,000 sites of persecution that comprised the vast Nazi camps system.
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Documenting Life and Destruction
A groundbreaking series that presents a rich trove of sources to illuminate the experiences of victims and survivors of the Holocaust, perpetrators, and witnesses.
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Occasional Papers
Explore papers from Mandel Center symposia, lectures, and other programs.
How to Order
Most Mandel Center-sponsored books can be purchased at our Museum Shop and from other booksellers. The Museum Shop also offers select foreign-language versions, which can be purchased by calling 800.259.9998.
About Academic Publications
For more information about Academic Publications, email academicpublications@ushmm.org.
Our Goals:
- Publication and translation—both from foreign languages into English and vice versa—of new research by emerging and established scholars to promote research and teaching, as well as to support junior scholars who are the future of the field.
- Production of large-scale projects that can only be conducted by the Museum and significantly enhance research and teaching.
- Promotion of the Museum’s extensive collections for research and teaching.
- Assuring the continued availability of classic works in the field.
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Academic Research
About the Mandel Center
The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies is a leading generator of new knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust.
