Some Aspects of the Historical Significance of the HolocaustInstitute of Contemporary Jewry, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1977 - Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945). - 39 pages |
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Action Française ambiguity analysis anti anti-Jewish drive anti-liberal feelings anti-Marxism aspects attempt attitude Auschwitz bacillus banality behaviour bureaucratic Castle CONTEMPORARY JEWISH Contemporary Jewry context Destruction documentary evidence economic element ence Ernst Nolte European Jews Evil explain exterminatory drive extreme anti-Semites fact fascism Final Solution framework Franz Kafka fundamental Geoffrey Barraclough German history German revolutions Hannah Arendt Hebrew hero Himmler historians HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Holocaust ideology important Institute of Contemporary Jerusalem Jewish leadership Jews of Europe Jews remain Judenrat Kafka legal equality Leo Baeck Institute liberal major Max Brod microbial middle classes motivations murderous myth National Socialism Nazi anti-Semitism Nazi Reich Nazism non-Jewish numbers Nuremberg Document obsessions occupied Europe onlookers Origins of Totalitarianism Paris passivity pathology persecution and extermination political post-liberal question racial Raul Hilberg revolutionary Saul Friedländer Semitic STANFORD UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES Thomas Mann tion victims viewpoint volvement Western society wider Yehuda Bauer York