Issue10 / December 2016 Focus Holocaust Intersections in 21st-Century Europe edited by Robert S.C. Gordon and Emiliano Perra Book cover (detail) of Zoran Penevski’s novel “Less Important Crimes” (2005). Reproduced courtesy of Zoran Penevski. Introduction by Robert S.C. Gordon and Emiliano Perra Interrogating Europe’s Voids of Memory: Trauma Theory and Holocaust Remembrance between the National and the Transnational by Larissa Allwork Remembering and Forgetting: the Holocaust in 21st Century Britain by Kara Critchell “Il clandestino è l’ebreo di oggi”: Imprints of the Shoah on Migration to Italy by Derek Duncan “La nostra fratellanza nel dolore”: the Jewish Community of Rome and the ‘Other’ Genocides by Luca Peretti Between Local and Global Politics of Memory: Transnational Dimensions of Holocaust Remembrance in Contemporary Serbian Prose Fiction and Film by Stijn Vervaet Temporal Cross-References and Multidirectional Comparisons: Holocaust Remembrance Day on Italian State Television by Damiano Garofalo
