Friedlander, Saul

E.g., his testimony on June 6, 1950, before a Darmstadt court, quoted from Saul Friedlander, Counterfeit Nazi The Ambiguity of Good, Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London 1967, p. 118 cf. also, e.g., K. A. Schluch, around 1960, excerpted from documents of the Munich I Public Prosecutor s Office, Ref. 22 Js 64-83/61 (Ref. ZSL 208... 

One of the most prolific defenders of the uniqueness of Jewish persecution, Saul Friedlander has consistently argued for retaining a transhistorical remoteness or, the other side of the coin, ahistorical immediacy of Auschwitz. He has rejected historicisation because it would mean reinserting the Nazi... 

Saul Friedlander, A past that refuses to go away on recent historiographical debates in the Federal Republic of Germany about National Socialism and the Final Solution , in Wissenschaftskolleg-Jahrbuch 1985/86, ed. Peter Wapnewski (Berlin, 1986), pp. 105-15. 

Saul Friedlander, Memory, History, and the Extermination of the Jews of Europe (Bloomington, IN, 1993), p. ix. 

Merkur, May 1985, now in Baldwin, Reworking the Past, pp. 77-87. Saul Friedlander, Reflections on the historicization of National Socialism (1987) and Martin Broszat and the historicization of National Socialism (1991), both now in Memory, History, pp. 64-84 and 85-101. 

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