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Eiji Oguma demonstrates that the myth of ethnic homogeneity was not established during the Meiji period, nor during the Pacific War, but only after the end of World War II. Oguma also examines how the peoples of the Japanese colonies were viewed in prewarliterature on ethnic identity. English ed. xxxvi, 435 pages : map ; 22 cm

Archief 166: Collectie Zeeuwse Genealogieën (CZG), 16e-21e eeuw > Toegevoegd in 2003 (nummers 939-1018) > 'Johannes Pilaar Genealogy Data Base' door W. Pilaar, Nieuw-Zeeland

Consists of one typed manuscript, 99 pages, entitled "Naymark Family Genealogy and History," written and compiled by Richard Naymark in 2013. In the manuscript, Mr. Naymark describes his family's history beginning in the 1860s in Poland, the immigration of some members of his family to the United States and settling in Duluth, MN, in the early 1900s. The manuscript includes translations of correspondence ...

Includes bibliographical references and index. x, 326 pages ; 22 cm

Materials from the Reichssippenamt (Reich Genealogy Certification Office)
 
 Included in the collection, among other documentation, are security photographs of the Registration Books (Matrikel und Personenstandsregister) of Jewish communities in Germany, prepared in winter 1944 by the Gatermann company in Duisburg-Hamborn - Part A of the materials, which includes a variety of personal documents ...

"Why are certain responses to past human rights violations considered instances of transitional justice while others are disregarded? This study interrogates the history of the discourse and practice of the field to answer that question. Zunino argues that a number of characteristics inherited as transitional justice emerged as a discourse in the 1980s and 1990s have shaped which practices of the present ...

Archief 166: Collectie Zeeuwse Genealogieën (CZG), 16e-21e eeuw > Nummers 300-399 > 'Genealogy of the Northern New Jersey Koole's' door J.V.M. Koole, USA