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The Stolen Narrative of the Bulgarian Jews and the Holocaust:
For 80 years, the Jewish narrative was hijacked for domestic and international exploits of ‘political moral credit to Bulgaria’ for ‘saving the Jews.’ Fabricated myths have glorified perpetrators and non-heroes as rescuers next to continued official denial of responsibility for crimes against humanity committed by Bulgaria’s wartime government, as Hitler’s ally. Crediting the perpetrators as rescuers deprived not only the Bulgarian Jews of their narrative but also the real friends who helped defend them, and wiped the narrative of victims from manipulated statistics. The lecture unveils the hidden sides of the story.
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Documentation methodologies for the humanities
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Oral histories and their usage
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Inclusive Education and Community
