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EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION

Joseph Robert White ; Geoffrey P. Megargee Joseph R. White ; Mel Hecker ; Geoffrey P. Megargee

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, 1933–1945, vol. III, 2018, p.XXIII

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EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION
Autor: Joseph Robert White ; Geoffrey P. Megargee
Joseph R. White ; Mel Hecker ; Geoffrey P. Megargee
Assuntos: Armed conflict ; Authoritarianism ; Cities ; City districts ; Concentration camps ; Countries ; Fascism ; Ghettos ; Human geography ; International humanitarian law ; International law ; Internment camps ; Jewish ghettos ; Labor camps ; Law ; Laws of war ; Metropolitan areas ; Military science ; Nazism ; Political geography ; Political ideologies ; Political philosophy ; Political science ; Prisoner of war camps ; Social sciences ; War
É parte de: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, 1933–1945, vol. III, 2018, p.XXIII
Descrição: To many people, the story of World War II in Europe is a mostly two-sided affair: Nazi Germany versus the free world. Likewise, when we think of the Holocaust and other crimes of that era, we also tend to think of Germany: of its concentration camps, its ghettos, and its extermination centers. That is not entirely inappropriate: Germany started the war, after all, and was the driving force behind the Holocaust and many other vicious crimes. To stop there, however, is to ignore the roles that many other nations played. Germany did not act alone. Its allies, satellite states, and
Editor: Indiana University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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