Björn Krondorfer is Director of the Martin-Springer Institute and Endowed Professor of Religious Studies at Northern Arizona University. He is the author of several books, including Reconciliation in Global Context: Why It Is Needed and How It Works, also published by SUNY Press. Ovidiu Creanga is Historian for the Claims Conference in New York and Adjunct Professor of Hebrew Bible at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC. He is the editor of Men and Masculinity in the Hebrew Bible and Beyond.

Acknowledgments

Introduction
Björn Krondorfer and Ovidiu Creanga

Part I: Genocide

1. Hiding in Plain View: Bringing Critical Men's Studies and Holocaust Studies into Conversation
Björn Krondorfer

2. Masculinity and Death: De- and Resexualization in Nazi Concentration Camps
Robert Sommer

3. The Experiences and Behavior of Male Holocaust Victims at Auschwitz
Lisa Pine

4. "Higher Reasons for Sending People to Death?" Male Narrativity and Moral Dilemmas in Memoirs and Diaries of Jewish Doctors
Monika Rice

5. Muselmänner in Nazi Concentration Camps: Thinking Masculinity at the Extremes
Michael Becker and Dennis Bock

6. Tests of Manhood: Alcohol, Sexual Violence, and Killing in the Holocaust
Edward B. Westermann

7. Catholic Seminarians and Vernichtungskrieg: How Nationalism, Religion, and Masculinity Mattered
Lauren Faulkner Rossi

Part II: Aftermath

8. Contested Manhood: Autobiographical Reflections of German Protestant Theologians after World War II
Benedikt Brunner

9. Post-Holocaust Conceptualizations of Masculinity in Austria
Carson Phillips

10. Multiple Masculinities among German Jewish Refugees: A Transnational Comparison between Canada and Palestine/Israel
Patrick Farges

11. Redemptive Masculinity: American Images of Jewish Men from the Holocaust to the Six-Day War
Sarah Imhoff

Epilogue: The Holocaust and Masculinities
Thomas Kühne

Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index