The Memory of Judgment: Making Law and History in the Trials of the Holocaust
Lawrence Douglas examines how trials of the Holocaust shape both legal judgment and historical understanding. Focusing on the connection between courtroom proceedings and collective memory, The Memory of Judgment offers a thoughtful study of how law confronts, records, and interprets one of history’s defining catastrophes.
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The Memory of Judgment examines the relationship between law and history in trials concerning the Holocaust.
Lawrence Douglas considers how legal proceedings contribute to the making and preservation of historical memory.
With its focus on judgment, evidence, and remembrance, the book addresses the enduring challenges of representing the past through legal forms.
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