Playing Henry Greenspan: "Sharing Authroity in Interpreting Survivor Testimony: A Worthy and Realistic Goal?" part 1

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Henry Greenspan: "Sharing Authroity in Interpreting Survivor Testimony: A Worthy and Realistic Goal?" part 1

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Length: 4 min 50 sec

Year of Production: 2009

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Henry Greenspan is a psychologist and playwright at the University of MIchigan in Ann Arbor who has been writing and teaching about the Holocaust for almost three decades. He is the author of On Listening to Holocaust Survivors: Recounting and Life History and Reflections: Auschwitz, Memory, and a Life Recreated as well as the acclaimed play, Remnants. He has been an inspiration and long-time partner of the Life Stories project.

June 18th, 2009. Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec.