Innocence and Experience : Childhood and the Refugees from Nazism in Britain (Paperback, New ed)

Contents: Anna Nyburg: ‘A Piece of Rather Formidable News’: Motherhood in British Exile ? Michal Shapira: The Psychoanalyst and Jewish Refugee Kate Friedlander (1902?1949) and Her Contribution to the Study of Children in Britain ? Charmian Brinson: ‘In loco parentis?’: The Work of the Refugee Youth Organizations, Young Austria and Free German Youth, in Wartime Britain ? Lucy Stone: ‘Michelle comprend le malheur’: Reading Writings by Children Displaced in the Nazi Era ? Anthony Grenville: Childhood Trauma as Represented in Literary Works by Jewish Refugees from Nazism in Britain ? Monica Bohm- Duchen: Innocence Sullied, Innocence Redeemed: Images of Childhood in the Work of Emigre Artists in the UK after 1933 ? Julia Winckler: That Baby: Wolf Suschitzky’s and Liselotte Frankl’s Pioneering Children’s Photo Story Book ? Ines Schlenker: Foreign Inspirations: Children’s Book Illustrations by Emigre Artists ? Rachel Dickson: From Berlin to the Bodley Head: Renate Meyer (1930?2014): The Rediscovery of a Neglected Children’s Book Author, Illustrator and Artist ? Elizabeth Lamle: Intergenerational Perspectives on Migration in the 1930s: The Letters of Lucian and Lucie Freud ? Rolf Laven: A Pioneer of Children’s Art Pedagogy: Franz ?i?ek and His Influence in the English- Speaking World ? Sian Roberts: Hilde Jarecki, Social Pedagogy and the Transformation of Society through Early Years Learning.