My Father's War: Confronting Norway’s Nazi Past

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Notes

1 That book, Our People: Discovering Lithuania's Hidden Holocaust, had a strong resonance in Lithuania and was published in many foreign-language editions including Polish (2017), Russian (2018), Hebrew (2018), Swedish (2019), English, (2020), Japanese (2022), and Dutch (2023). For a review, see Michael Shafir, The Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs, XIV: 3 (2020).

2 Bjørn Westlie, “Coming to Terms with the Past: The Process of Restitution of Jewish Property in Norway,” WJC Institute Policy Forum No. 12 (Jerusalem, November 1996).

3 Bjarte Bruland and Irene Levin,“Norway: The Courage of a Small Jewish Community; Holocaust Restitution and Anti-Semitism,” Post Holocaust and Anti-Semitism, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs (Jerusalem, July 1, 2003), https://jcpa.org/article/norway-the-courage-of-a-small-jewish-community-holocaust-restitution-and-anti-semitism/.

4 Kai Struve, “German Pogroms: Atrocities of the Waffen-SS Division ‘Wiking’ in Eastern Galicia in July 1941,” Moreshet Journal for the Study of the Holocaust and Antisemitism, XIX (2022).