LemmyCaution
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Thanks Nick
I have access to JSTOR
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Thanks - it is obvious from this excerpt that Jim Rizoli cherrypicked or utilized the cherrypicking of others. E.g., Jim Rizoli didn’t share with us that Gringauz wrote, “In our opinion survivors of the great catastrophe can make an important contribution to the exploration of the problem” provided that their insights come in alignment with social scientists and that their experiences are evaluated using the methods of the social sciences. The last sentence of the excerpt suggests that Gringauz was focused on the “social organization of the ghetto,” a topic I dare say Jim Rizoli has yet to post on here. Note also that Gringauz describes what happened to Jews during the war as "the great catastrophe."
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