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 Welcome to HGR Bibliography of Publications Issue 9
GPN Holocaust and Genocide Review (HGR) Information Resources
GPN Issue 9, Winter 2012


Are you interested in a Good Read in Holocaust and Genocide Studies
?

The GPN Bibliography of Holocaust and Genocide Studies highlights a sample of the wide-range of resources in our field. For older material, we are developing a Classics Section for outstanding and trailblazing publications that have contributed to the foundations of our interdisciplinary field.

Since Issue 8, we have included PhD and MA dissertations in our
GPN Bibliography. These dissertations show new fresh research being conducted in Holocaust and Genocide Studies by new scholars in the field.

An additional feature of the Bibliography, which began with Issue 7, is a link to the WorldCat (www.worldcat.org) that will assist researchers in locating individual publications in libraries throughout the world. If a journal article or book is not available at your local library or university, this access point will greatly help in securing the publication through Interlibrary Loan.


We invite all researchers and scholars to submit their publications to us, along with abstract/summaries to be included in the
GPN Bibliography of Holocaust and Genocide Studies.  We are interested in books, chapters of books, journal articles, dissertations, films and all other types of publications that reflect the interdisciplinary field of Holocaust and Genocide Studies.  Our goal is to develop an online bibliographic database for publications in the growing field of Holocaust and Genocide Studies that will benefit researchers as well as students in our field.

Please send full citations along with abstracts/summaries to: Marc I. Sherman, Director, Holocaust and Genocide Review, GPN-Genocide Prevention Now. E-mail: msherman.gpn@genocidepreventionnow.org


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Director of Holocaust and Genocide Review: Marc I Sherman, M.L.S.
 
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