In preparation for the assessed presentation coming soon, I have been revisiting the notes on my own presentations and others. And as I am also in need of another blog post, decided to write a response to what i would call my favorite project proposal out of the group. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
As a student based in England for most of my life, the Holocaust, Nazi Germany and WW2have been a focal point of my historical education. From the age of around 10 till now as a young adult, I have been gradually learning more and more about this era and its tragerdy. Whilst not my main historical interest, I am always intreeged to hear new perspectives and stories which my english education missed. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
This was why when Daniella proposed a Jewish perspective on the Blitz rather than the traditional London working class perspective i was imminently intrigued. In her proposal she mentioned how the Jewish experience of antisemitism has mostly been confined to the Holocaust itself, leaving much room to explore antisemitism within London itself. This made me realize I am also guilty for not recognizing this gap in literature. Previously, I had only read and looked at how working class Londoners (although race not specified) helped their local communities protect and rebuild areas; oblivious to how this including minorities whose international community was also suffering. Additionally, I am interested to hear what primary sources Daniella has located, and to see if the Jewish community spoke up about the discrimination and struggles their faced in the Blitz to the wider community or if it was a struggle they internalized. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ultimately its safe to say that I am very excited to hear Daniella’s final presentation this upcoming week. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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