On Shoreless Sea : The MS St. Louis Refugee Ship in History, Film, and Popular Memory (Suny series, Horizons of Cinema)

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On Shoreless Sea : The MS St. Louis Refugee Ship in History, Film, and Popular Memory (Suny series, Horizons of Cinema)

Grundmann, Roy

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State University of New York Press（2025/10発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 448 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9798855803754

Full Description

Combines new archival research with innovative theory to reassess the ship's dramatic voyage and analyze its representation in a broad range of texts, films, and artifacts of popular memory.

In 1939, the ocean liner MS St. Louis undertook a dramatic voyage with over nine hundred Jewish refugees that caught the world's attention and has been remembered in numerous printed texts, films, and artifacts. On Shoreless Sea is the first work to comprehensively analyze the journey's unfolding, its historical context, and its key representations in various media. Based on new archival research and featuring a translation of Captain Gustav Schröder's account of the voyage, the book corrects long-standing misassumptions about its subject. Author Roy Grundmann illuminates the voyage's historical significance and demonstrates its relevance to our present, in which prosperous nations once again stem mass migration. Arguing that the Jewish refugee crisis was caused not only by anti-Semitism but also by colonialism and neocolonialism, Grundmann calls for Holocaust studies to expand its field of inquiry and methodology. Working at the intersection of Holocaust studies, postcolonial theory, film and media studies, and cultural studies, On Shoreless Sea reads St. Louis memory culture as a reservoir of contradictory attitudes toward migration whose texts both intentionally and inadvertently testify to the need to discuss the Holocaust in relation to other genocides without denying its uniqueness.

List of Illustrations
Preface
Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I

1. Jews During the Third Reich: Between Flight and Entrapment

2. Neocolonialism, Biopolitics, and the Jewish Migrant Business: HAPAG and MS St. Louis

3. Voyage 98: The Unfolding of a Fateful Odyssey

4. The St. Louis Passengers and the Press Coverage of Voyage 98

5. On Shoreless Sea: The St. Louis Voyage, the State of Exception, and the Colonial Turn in Holocaust Studies

Part II

6. The St. Louis Voyage in Popular Memory

7. Voyage of the Damned on the Big Screen

8. Germany Revisits the St. Louis Voyage: Die Ungewollten — Die Irrfahrt der St. Louis (The Unwanted — The Voyage of the St. Louis)

9. The St. Louis Voyage and Grassroots Historical Revisionism: Robert Krakow's Independent Film Complicit

10. The St. Louis in Multidirectional Memory

Epilogue: "With Whose Blood Were My Eyes Crafted?" Philipp Scheffner and Merle Kröger's Havarie (2016), the Mediterranean Migrant Crisis, and the St. Louis Voyage

Part III

Appendix 1: Introduction to Gustav Schröder and His Accounts of Voyage 98

Appendix 2: Homeless on the High Seas (1949) by Gustav Schröder, translated by Roy Grundmann

Appendix 3: Captain's Log, Voyage 98, Part 1, translated by Roy Grundmann

Appendix 4: Captain's Log, Voyage 98, Part 2, translated by Roy Grundmann

Appendix 5: Addendum to the Captain's Log of Captain Gustav Schröder, MS St. Louis, on the 98th Voyage home, translated by Roy Grundmann

Notes 353
Bibliography 419
Index 433