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    Peter Sichrovsky

    Peter Sichrovsky is an Austrian journalist, writer, former politician and Member of the European Parliament. He belonged to the Freedom Party of Austria during his two terms in the European Parliament, although he was officially non-attached. Wikipedia

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  3. PETER Sichrovsky likes to tell the story of the night an SS guard saved his Jewish father from almost certain death. His father was 17 and the Nazis had just annexed his homeland of Austria in the so-called Anschluss. ... Sichrovsky remains philosophical about the way things have turned out. "I could have stayed in the party and, quite likely ...
  4. cambridge.org

    This similarity surely came into focus in the general public's mind in the mid-1980s with the publications of journalist Peter Sichrovsky's twin volumes of interviews with children of survivors and children of perpetrators. Like Sichrovsky, I, too, got started on a comparative track by first studying children of Holocaust survivors.
  5. de.wikipedia.org

    Sein Studium der Pharmazie und Chemie an der Universität Wien schloss Peter Sichrovsky 1975 mit dem Magistergrad ab. Bis Anfang der 1980er Jahre war er als Produkt- und Marketing-Manager in der Pharma-Industrie tätig. [1] Ab 1980 war er als Schriftsteller und Journalist, unter anderem bei Profil, Spiegel, Süddeutsche Zeitung und Stern, tätig.Peter Sichrovsky war Mitautor der ersten Ausgabe ...
  6. freshairarchive.org

    Peter Sichrovsky's lives in Austria, and is the child of Holocaust survivors who grew up alongside the children of former Nazis. He is interested in how the generation after World War II dealt with their parents' experiences during this time, either as perpetrators or victims of violence. Sichrovsky's books include Strangers in Their Own Land and Born Guilty.
  7. goodreads.com

    It's more often than not that the reader will find those people interviewed by Peter Sichrovsky are prone to identifying themselves to their parent-imago in some degree, especially the victim part. Most of the parents talked in this book have one thing in common: they live in the past, either in pride and privation, or in gravely fear and ...
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