Manuela Consonni is a Pela and Adam Starkopf Chair in Holocaust Studies at the Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.

• Part 1: The Aftermath 1943–1948 1. Toward a Political-Cultural Paradigm of Antifascism 2. The Words to Say It 3. If This Is a Man, If This Is a Woman Part 2: We, the Divided 1948–1967 4. The Opposition to Antifascism 5. Fascism, Antifascism, and Anticommunism: The Debate in the Journals 6. Resistance, Deportation, Extermination 7. Opening the Floodgates of Memory Part 3: Coming to Terms with the Past 1970–1989 8. Compromise and Revolt 9. The Moral Imperative to Bear Witness 10. The Female Gaze and the Labyrinth 11. The Didactics and Dialectics of Historical Memory 12. Moby Dick, the White Whale, and Revisionism 13. The Black Hole of Auschwitz Epilogue