resentimiento collaboration autoritarisme antisemitismo

books:

France Under the Germans: Collaboration and Compromise

4 reviews
Philippe Burrin

New Press, 1998

Riveting Thoughtful Look At French Collaboration With Nazis!
One of the most bizarre and unexpected ironies of modern history was the capitulation, collaboration, and compromises made by the French to the Nazi forces that so quickly overwhelmed them with the blitzkrieg assault against Western Europe in the summer of 1940. In this thoughtful, scholarly, and compelling book, noted historian Phillipe Burrin examines the issues surrounding this otherwise ...

Resentimiento y apocalipsis/ Resentment and apocalipsis: Ensayos Sobre Al Antisemitismo Nazi/ Essays of the ...
Philippe Burrin, 2007

Las grandes tragedias pueden tener causas simples? "Cuando menos -afirma Philippe Burrin en la introducción de esta obra- suscitan preguntas simples. Ahora bien -añade-: las preguntas simples suelen ser temibles." Esas preguntas simples, empero, no pueden ser evitadas, sobre todo si se trata del genocidio de los judíos de Europa, tragedia inédita que puso profundamente en tela de juicio a nuestra civilización. Tres interrogantes, afirma el ...

Fascisme, nazisme, autoritarisme
Philippe Burrin

Seuil, 2000

Nazi Anti-Semitism: From Prejudice to the Holocaust
Janet Lloyd

New Press, 2005

From a leading historian of Nazi Germany, a new exploration of the evolution of policies that led to the horror of the Holocaust. One of the continuing puzzles of twentieth-century history is how Germany moved from a kind of anti-Semitism that was despicable, but did not seem exceedingly dangerous, to the Final Solution. This question has been much debated in recent years, and historians have arrived at very different answers. In Nazi ...

Hitler and the Jews: The Genesis of the Holocaust

1 review
Philippe Burrin

A Hodder Arnold Publication, 1994

A new work on the Holocaust leaves many questions unanswered
During the past twenty years historians have debated the circumstances in which the `Final Solution' became reality and the role of Hitler in the planning and execution of mass murder. The two schools of thought have been labelled `intentionalist' and `functionalist' (or `structuralist'). Burrin attempts to give us a synthesis of the current debate. He agrees with the intentionalists, but as ...