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• Psychoanalysis &
  Cultural Perspectives

Psychoanalysis

Cultural Perspectives

Lodz and the Shoah

• The Shoah and its Aftermath: the testimony of Dr. Bursztajn's father, a Holocaust survivor.
  • Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin issue from Autumn 2006 titled "Sparks of Inspiration" includes the article "Presciptions for Hope". Lessons from the Holocaust in how doctors can heal through hope, an adaptation of Dr. Bursztajn's original article above.
  • For more information on Jewish Lodz, please visit the Lodz ShtetLinks home page.
• A photograph of Dr. Bursztajn's mother who was part of the Lodz resistance in 1944.
• Stories and recollections of fragments of Doctor Salomea Kape's life with the shadow of the holocaust behind it:
  • The Unforgotten, first place in the Literature: short story category in the 2003 American Society of Anesthesiologists 35th Annual Art Exhibit "Fountain of Youths." This is a powerful story about the complications of forgiveness.
  • On the Autopsy Table in Lodz...Biebow from Bremen, a Memoir by Salomea Kape published in the Summer 1993 issue of Lilith, The Independend Jewish Women's Magazine, Volume 18, No. 3.
  • Photo and short biography of Dr. Daniel Weiskopf, featured in the memoir above.
  • Daniel Weiskopf's entry in Marek Szukalak's book on Jewish Lodz (also in the original Polish).
  • Hunger, appeared in JAMA, September 23/30, 1988, Volume 260.
  • Fatal Freedom, a short story.
• "Psychic Numbing and Genocide," the lead article in the November 15, 2007 issue of the American Psychological Association's Psychological Science Agenda.