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grey zone: a standalone construct

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Holocaust studies

the term, from Levi, for the morally ambiguous space in the camps where victims were drawn into collaboration with their oppressors.

In holocaust studies, grey zone refers to the term, from Levi, for the morally ambiguous space in the camps where victims were drawn into collaboration with their oppressors. This meaning comes from Levi (1986) in I sommersi e i salvati.[1]

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  1. Levi, P. (1986). I sommersi e i salvati. Einaudi. ISBN 9788806593087

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