University of Manitoba Press

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New & Forthcoming Titles

Holocaust Survivors in Canada

Exclusion, Inclusion, Transformation, 1947-1955

Adara Goldberg (Author)

A watershed period in Canadian Jewish history. Read more »
The Idea of a Human Rights Museum

Karen Busby (Editor), Adam Muller (Editor), Andrew Woolford (Editor)

How does one present both the great promise and harrowing abuse of human rights? Read more »
Thrashing Seasons

Sporting Culture in Manitoba and the Genesis of Prairie Wrestling

C. Nathan Hatton (Author)

Wrestling on the prairies. Read more »
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