Resistance against the Third Reich, 1933 - 1990

Resistance against the Third Reich, 1933 - 1990 / ed. by Michael Geyer and John W. Boyer

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Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Geyer, Michael (Autre) Boyer, John W. (Autre)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Chicago, Ill. [u.a.] : Univ. of Chicago Press, 1994
Collection:	Studies in European history from the Journal of modern history
Sujets:	Anti-Nazi movement > Congresses > Germany Anti-Nazi movement > Congresses > Europe Government, Resistance to > Congresses > Germany Government, Resistance to > Congresses > Europe Germany > Politics and government > Congresses > 1933-1945 Europe > Politics and government > Congresses > 1918-1945 Konferenzschrift
Contenu:	18 notices
Accès en ligne:	Verlagsangaben Table of contents

1. Resistance as ongoing project : visions of order, obligations to strangers, and struggles for civil society, 1933-1990

2. "A beacon in he German darkness" : the anti-nazi resistance legacy in West German politics

3. Acts of resistance : the white rose in the light of new archival evidence

4. "What is the law lies behind these words"? : Antigone's question and the German resistance against Hitler

5. Introduction : resistance against the Tird Reich as intercultural knowledge

6. The German resistance against Hitler and the restoration of politics

7. "In the end, I just said O.K." Political and Moral Dimensions of Escape Aid at the Swiss Border

8. German communism, the discourse of "antifascist resistance", and the Jewish catastrophe

9. The appeal of exterminating "others" : German workers and the limits of resistance

10. The role of the resistance in Austria, with special reference to the labor movement

11. The conduct of war : soldiers and the barbaritation of warfare

12. Between normality and resistance : catastrophic gradualism in nazi Germany

13. Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the decision to resist

14. Lamed-Vovniks of twentieth-century Europe : participants in Jewish child rescue

15. Ethical dilemmas and nazi eugenics : single-issue dissent in religious contexts

16. "We have discovered history" : defeat, resistance and the intellectuals in France

17. From resistance to liberation theology : German theologians and the Non/resistance to the national socialist regime

18. Repressing, remembering, working through : German psychiatry, psychotherapy, pschoanalysis, and the "missed resistance" in the Third Reich