Cultural Expressions of World War II publishes scholarly works that respond to the years of crisis before World War II, the global war itself, the Holocaust, and to past and present memories and memorializations of the 1930s and 1940s. The goal of the series is to enhance interest in each of these subjects by providing enriching interdisciplinary linkages among them from various perspectives and locations: local, national, international, and transnational.
In addition to literary representations, this series’ interdisciplinary approach includes studies of biography and autobiography, testimony as narrative, film, theater, and dance, along with photography and the visual arts, music, journalism, propaganda, and architecture.
