Occupation – Annihilation – Forced Labour : Papers from the 20th Workshop on the History and Memory of National Socialist Concentration Camps

Occupation – Annihilation – Forced Labour : Papers from the 20th Workshop on the History and Memory of National Socialist Concentration Camps / edited by Frédéric Bonnesoeur ...

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Hauptverfasser:	Bonnesoeur, Frédéric (GeistigeR SchöpferIn)
Körperschaften:	Metropol Verlag (Verlag)
Weitere Verfasser:	Kleinmann, Sarah (HerausgeberIn) Dinkelaker, Philipp (HerausgeberIn) Kolata, Jens (HerausgeberIn) Reuss, Anja (HerausgeberIn) Förster, Andreas Gerhard (ÜbersetzerIn) Marcks, Lindsay (ÜbersetzerIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch Deutsch
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin : Metropol-Verlag, [2017] © 2017
Schlagworte:	Konferenzschrift
Inhalte/Bestandteile:	11 Datensätze

1. "Holocaust by bullets" : the German organisation of mass murder in Belarus, 1941-1944

2. Possibilities of survival for Soviet prisoners of war in the German Wehrmacht's POW camps on the territory of the occupied Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic (1941-1944)

3. Annihilation through work or inhumane profit-making? : Soviet prisoners of war as forced labourers for the German Reich, 1941-1945

4. Getting rural : a plea for critical research on Nazi crimes in rural areas

5. Soviet prisoners of war in Soviet and post-Soviet commemorative culture : the Brest Fortress : a case study

6. Photographing Soviet prisoners of war in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp : a study of anti-Soviet propaganda photos

7. The documents on Soviet prisoners of war in the German archives : sources, documents and research opportunities

8. Forced labour for German enterprises and the Minsk ghetto : the case of Telefunken

9. Early commemoration of the Holocaust : on the creation of the Rumbula Memorial in Soviet Latvia

10. "We are the masters, you are the slaves." : the economic exploitation of Soviet prisoners of war as forced labourers in the propellants factory in Liebenau

11. The murder of psychiatric patients by Nazi perpetrators in occupied Poland