Tim Cole

Geographies of the Holocaust is a result of an ambitious interdisciplinary project that Tim has co-led over the course of the last five or so years. The book is the result of the first stage of experimentation in mapping the Holocaust at a variety of scales from the continental through to the body. Described as ‘a pioneering call to extend our familiar approaches,’ Geoff Eley (University of Michigan) calls the book ‘a welcome model of collaborative interdisciplinarity’ that ‘delivers not only a new range of challenging methodologies, but brings the well-established findings of the field under strikingly new perspectives too.’