Wer ist Walter? : International Perspectives on Resistance in Europe during World War II

Wer ist Walter? : International Perspectives on Resistance in Europe during World War II

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Autres auteurs:	Hasimbegovic, Elma Moll, Nicolas Pejakovic, Ivo
Format:	Livre
Publié:	Sarajevo : Historijski muzej Bosne i Hercegovine
Sujets:	Südosteuropa Bosnien-Herzegowina Deutschland Frankreich Kroatien Widerstand Frau im Widerstand Kollaboration Transnationaler Widerstand Erinnerung
Contenu:	32 notices

1. SS-Men Against Nazism? : The Controversial Case of the Mutiny in Villefranche-de-Rouergue (17 September 1943)

2. From a Zionist Dream to a Transnational Rescue Network for Jewish Children : Youth Aliyah, 1932/3-1945

3. Researching and Communicating the Diversity of Resistance Since 1967 : Studienkreis Deutscher Widerstand 1933-1945

4. From Resistance to Collaboration : The Evolution of the Chetnik Movement in Serbia in 1941

5. Both Woman and Partisan : Emancipation and the Partisan Movement in Syrmia (1941-1944)

6. The Mountains as a Place of Resistance : The Case of the French Alps (1943-44)

7. Between Legalism and Convictions : The Langres' Section of Gendarmerie and the Resistance in 1944

8. Yugoslav Prisoners of War from Camp No. 43 in Northwestern Italy : Civil Solidarity, Armed Resistance and Post-war Legacies

9. Soviet Prisoners of War Between Collaboration and Resistance : Stalag III D Berlin as a Case Study of the "Grey Zone"

10. The Participation of Roma in the Yugoslav Partisan Movement as an Argument for their Recognition as a National Minority in Socialist Yugoslavia

11. A Ring of Invisibility - Wives and the Resistance Against National Socialism in Germany

12. Filling a Gap : The "Women in the Resistance Against Nationals Socialism" Exhibition of the German Resistance Memorial

13. The Partisan Movement in Bosnia and Herzegovina During World War II : A Comparison of the Towns and the Countryside

14. Art as Resistance and Representation in Museums and Memorials : A Case Study from France

15. What Remains from the Museum of the Revolution of the People of Croatia? : A Personal Perspective

16. Comparing Resistance in Yugoslavia with France and Germany : A Conversation with Robert Gildea and Christl Wickert

17. Women in the Partisan Movement from the Territory of the Independent State of Croatia : Quantitative Analysis of the Regional, National, Urban, Age and Professional Structure of Lo...

18. Berty Albrecht and Her Role in the French Resistance : An Exceptional Case?

19. Remembering All-Yugoslav Antifascist Resistance : Through Performative Practices in (front of) Post-Yugoslav Metamuseums

20. Approaches to Reading the Competing Narratives of World War II Resistance in Schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina

21. Resistance with Words and Weapons : Michal Borwicz and the Resistance in the Lemberg-Janowska Camp

22. Narrating the Glorious Resistance : The Permanent Exhibition of the Museum of the Revolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina

23. Brigadistas, Maquis, Partisans : Yugoslav Veterans of the Spanish Civil War in European Resistance Movements

24. Representing Resistance in Museums : The Case of the Buchenwald Memorial

25. Resistance Told by Resistors : The Digitised Collection of Reports of Former Prisoners of Buchenwald Concentration Camp

26. "I'll Take You in the Orchestra Right Now" : Music and Spaces of Resistance in Nazi Concentration Camps

27. Dealing with Yugoslav Resistance During World War II, Then and Now - The Case of the Museum of Yugoslavia

28. Why Did They Resist? : Motivations for Entering into Resistance in the Independent State of Croatia

29. Raymond Schmittlein and Irene Giron : Two Crossed Trajectories in the French Resistance

30. Footprints of Resistance : Material Culture and Memory of the People's Liberation Struggle in Socialist Yugoslavia

31. The Making of Resistance Heroes : Examples form France

32. Introduction - Wer ist Walter?