Raz Segal
Raz Segal is a scholar specializing in the study of genocide and ethnic conflict, with a particular focus on the Holocaust and its impact on Central and Eastern Europe. He serves as an associate professor and the Sara and Sam Schoffer Professor of Holocaust Studies at Stockton University. His academic work explores the intersections of nationalism, violence, and minority communities during moments of upheaval and conflict.
Dr. Segal's research delves into the complex histories of Jewish communities, particularly in regions that were under Hungarian control during World War II, such as Munkacs. His work aims to uncover the nuanced experiences of these communities, shedding light on broader themes of persecution and survival under oppressive regimes. He has contributed to various scholarly publications and conferences, enhancing the understanding of the Holocaust's regional impacts.
Beyond 'Days of Ruin: The Jews of Munkacs During the Holocaust,' Raz Segal has written extensively on related topics. His commitment to educating about the Holocaust extends into his teaching and public speaking engagements, where he emphasizes the importance of historical memory and the lessons to be learned from studying genocides. His academic contributions continue to influence the field of Holocaust studies, providing valuable insights into the tragic complexities of human history.