Summary:
The book delves into the complex relationship between the state of Israel and the Holocaust, examining how the tragedy's memory has shaped Israeli society, politics, and identity. It explores the impact on survivors who immigrated to Israel, the nation's evolving attitude towards the Holocaust over decades, and the political uses of its memory.
Key points:
1. Holocaust's Role in Israeli Identity:
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