Social outsiders in Nazi Germany / ed. by Robert Gellately and Nathan Stoltzfus

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Other Authors:	Gellately, Robert (Editor) Stoltzfus, Nathan (Other)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Princeton, NJ. [u.a.] : Princeton Univ. Press, 2001
Subjects:	Geschichte 1933-1945 National socialism Minorities > History > 20th century > Germany Gays > Nazi persecution Jews > Persecutions > Germany Romanies > Nazi persecution Judenverfolgung Nationale Minderheit Germany > Social conditions > 1933-1945 Germany > Ethnic relations Aufsatzsammlung
Contents/pieces:	14 records
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1. When the ordinary became extraordinary : German Jews reacting to nazi persecution, 1933-1939

2. Social outsiders in German history : from the sixteenth century to 1933

3. Social outcasts in war and genocide : a comparative perspective

4. The ambivalent outsider : prostitution, promiscuity, and VD control in nazi Berlin

5. The nazi purge of German artistic and cultural life

6. Sex, blood, and vulnerability : women outsiders in German-occupied Europe

7. Social outsiders and the construction of the community of the people

8. From indefinite confinement to extermination : "habitual criminals" in the Third Reich

9. The exclusion and murder of the disabled

10. No "Volksgenossen" : Jewish entrepreneurs in the Third Reich

11. Police Jusice, Popular Jusice, and Social outsiders in Nazi Germany : the Example of Polish Foreign Workers

12. The limits of policy : social protection of intermarried German Jews in nazi Germany

13. "Gypsies" as social outsiders in nazi Germany

14. The instrumentalization of homosexual panic in the Third Reich