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ending sources of joy and hope. In the end, it is forthem that we do this work.Finally, we provide, in alphabetical order, a briefbiographical sketch of each of the contributors to thisvolume.Rouben Adalian, Ph. D. , is Director of AcademicAffairs at the Armenian Assembly of America inWashington, DC.Sidney M. Bolkosky is Professor of History at theUniversity of Michigan-Dearborn. He is the author ofHarmonyand Dissonance: Voices of Jewish Identityin Detroit, 1914-1967 (1991) and co-author with BettyAllias and David Harris of Life Unworthy of Life: AHolocaust Curriculum (1987).Israel W. Charny is the Executive Director of theInstitute on the Holocaust and Genocide in Jerusalemand Associate Professor of Psychology at the BobSchapell School of Social Work at Tel Aviv Universityin Tel Aviv, Israel. He is the author of How Can WeCommit the Unthinkable? Genocide: The HumanCancer (1982) and the editor of Genocide: A CriticalBibliographic Review (Vol 1, 1988) and (Vol 2, 1991).Michael N. Dobkowski is Professor of ReligiousStudies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges inGeneva, New York. He is the co-author, with IsidorWallimann, of Towards the Holocaust: The Social andEconomic Collapse of the Weimar Republic (1983),Genocide and the Modern Age. Etiology and CaseStudies of Mass Death (1987), and Radical Perspectiveson the Rise of Fascism iri Germany, 1919-1945 (1989).Lyman H. Legters, Professor Emeritus of Russian andEast European Studies at the University of Washington,is a senior fellow of the William O. Douglas Instituteand director of its project, States and Societies in East-Central Europe. He edited the institute's volume,Western Society after the Holocaust (1983). His latestbook is Eastern Europe — Transformation and Revolution,1945-1991 (1992).Eric Markusen is Associate Professor of Sociologyand Social Work at Southwest State University,Marshall, Minnesota. He is the co-author, with RobertJay Lifton, of The Genocidal Mentality: Nazi Holocaustand Nuclear Threat (1990).Alison Palmer is a doctoral candidate at the LondonSchool of Economics and Political Science, London,England.Alan Rosenberg teaches philosophy at Queens Collegeof the City University of New York. He is the authorand co-author of a number of articles on the Holocaustand co-editor of Echoes from the Holocaust: PhilosophicalReflections on a Dark Time (1988).Agi Rubin is a survivor of the Holocaust from Munkacsin Carpetho-Ruthenia who now lives in Southfield,Michigan.Evelyn Silverman is a reference librarian and subjectbibliographer at the Benjamin S. Rosenthal Library ofQueens College of the City University of New York.Isidor Wallimann is a Lecturer in Sociology at theSchool of Social Work in Basel, and at the Institute ofSociology, University of Bern, Switzerland. He is theco-editor, with Michael Dobkowski, of Towards theHolocaust, Genocide and the Modern Age and RadicalPerspectives on the Rise of Fascism in Germany, 1919-1945. He is the author of Estrangement: Marx'sConception of Human Nature and the Di vision of Labor(1981).Prefacexi