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Saul Friedlander came to UCLA
in 1983 as a visiting professor in history. Four years later, he
became the first recipient of the 1939 Club Chair in Holocaust
Studies. He had already completed his acclaimed 1979 personal memoir When
Memory Comes.
Since coming to UCLA, he has founded the influential
scholarly journal History and Memory. His many books include History,
Memory and the Extermination of the Jews (1993), Reflections
of Nazism (1984) and Nazi Germany and the Jews,
Volume 1: The Years of Persecution, 1933-1939 (1997). The
latter is considered the definitive history of the period. The
second volume will be called The
Years of Extermination, 1939-1945.
 Saul
Friedlander's
UCLA homepage (history)
When Memory Comes (UCLA Magazine story on Saul Friedlander)
UCLA
Spotlight on Saul Friedlander |
