Porat Dán - Keserű számvetés - A náci kollaborációval vádolt holokauszt - túlélők ellen indított izraeli perek

Dán Porat's book reveals to the reader a hitherto little-examined slice of the history of Judaism and Israel: the trials of the Jewish hoods. The author, who presents the problem through extremely different individual destinies, focuses on the question of how Israeli society tried to process the trauma of the realization that among the survivors of the Shoah there were those who actively participated in the extermination of Jews for different reasons or considerations. However, further questions related to the processing of the past emerge in the book, which sensitively presents the socio-psychological dynamics of the Kápó trials. How can the behavior of the accused be judged morally (if at all)? Did Israel choose the right way to administer justice? The State Archives of Israel restricted access to documents from these trials for decades.