Collected Memories: Holocaust History and Postwar Testimony

The book explores significant controversies in postwar testimony related to Holocaust history, including Hannah Arendt's acceptance of Eichmann's self-portrayal and the Ivan Demjanjuk case, where survivor testimony played a crucial role. It also examines Jan Gross's use of survivor and communist testimonies and Browning's disagreements with Daniel Goldhagen over pre-trial evidence. Through these discussions, Browning highlights how critical engagement with these complex sources can yield valuable insights into understanding the Holocaust.