“A case is made—confronted by Alexander in his response to the commentators—that by the 1990s an “Americanization” of the Holocaust as well as its “Europeanization” had sanctified moral reactions to the event without an adequate self-critical reflection about the West’s imperialistic and colonial policies. Thus the acknowledgment by these nations of a moral universal, necessary to prevent Holocausts, seems somewhat rhetorical.”
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Remembering the Holocaust: A Debate
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