在二战期间,纳粹对犹太民族的迫害、驱赶和最后解决,约使六百万犹太难民丧生,这不仅让犹太民族遭遇灭顶之灾,也使犹太后裔留下了巨大的伤痛,二战后美国的犹太作家对大屠杀以后的幸存者、受害者的亲人和犹太后裔所要面对的现实问题和所产生的心理问题的表现出了对屠杀的共同关注关切。 During World War II, the persecution, drive-out and final settlement by the Nazis of the Jewish people and the death of about 6 million Jewish refugees not only endangered the Jewish nation but also left great torment on the Jewish people. After World War II, the United States Of Jewish writers expressed their common concern about massacres about the real problems and the psychological problems that the survivors after the Holocaust, the relatives of the victims and the Jewish descendants.