The Kindertransport, a rescue operation during the Second World War, is the subject of this study of memoirs and autobiographical fiction by survivors and recent fiction by authors with no experience of the Kindertransport. Genre is shown to influence the nature of the representation, which has repercussions for studies of Holocaust remembering.
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