Martin Gilbert
History and the Jews, the Second World War and the Holocaust
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.23777/sn.0125/ctt_egil01Keywords:
Martin Gilbert, Historical narrative integration, Winston Churchill, Jewish historyAbstract
This article explores the methodology and contributions of Sir Martin Gilbert, one of the few historians of the twentieth century to integrate the Jewish experience into the broader historical narratives of the Second World War and the Holocaust. Gilbert’s unique approach, characterised by meticulous research, the extensive use of primary documents, and personal testimonies, sought to highlight the intertwined fates of Jews and the nations embroiled in the war. His work emphasised that the Jewish story, often sidelined in traditional war histories, is an integral part of the larger narrative.
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