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Coming of Age in the Holocaust is a narrative analysis of the experiences of Holocaust survivors--eighteen children, adolescents, young women and men who faced grim circumstances posed by nazi state terrorism and its genocidal social policy.

This study of medical students and their close friendships takes a network analytic approach. Using measures of knittedness and relative centrality, over time relative centrality increases and is associated with positive change in values and orientations favoring inclusiveness, breadth of perspective, positive commitment to ethics and self confidence. This study was one of the earliest to use Linton C. Freeman's (1977; 1979) indicator of total graph centrality. The other indicator of network structure, knittedness, anticipates solidarity and unity more than flexibility and broadening of...