Hitler's Army

Soldiers, Nazis, and War in the Third Reich

av Omer Bartov (häftad, 1994)

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Although acknowledged as a highly professional military organization, the Wehrmacht has been traditionally exonerated from the crimes attributed to the SS during the Second World War. However, in this radical new study, Omer Bartov shows how the relentless Nazi propaganda machine produced conscripts for Hitler's army who were fully convinced of his horrific views on `inferior peoples', and that it was these ideas, and not the exigencies of war, that motivated their
atrocities, particularly those committed against Communist officials and Jews in the Soviet Union.

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Häftad (paperback)
Språk: Engelska
Antal sidor: 252
Utg.datum: 1994-02-01
Upplaga: New e.
Förlag: Oxford Paperbacks
Dimensioner: 203 x 135 x 12 mm
Vikt: 240 g
Antal komponenter: 1
Komponenter: xiv238
ISBN: 9780195079036

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"Insightful, stimulating, compelling, controversial. Students read it, understand it, debate it, and are edified by it."--Otto M. Nelson, Texas Tech University "Bartov's book is fascinating. It certainly flies--and flies well!--in the face of the traditional interpretation of the Wehrmacht's wartime attitudes."--D.R. Dorondo, Western Carolina University "An important new book....Rather convincingly, Bartov asserts that the savagery of war reshaped the Werhmacht in Hitler's image and that the Wermcht embraced the idea of war as a defence of civilization against 'Jewish/Bolshevik barbarism.'"--Canadian Jewish News (Toronto) "A unique interpretation of a much disputed subject."--T.E. Smuck, University of Hawaii, Hilo "Excellent study. Reflects keen insights into the links between Hitler's social revolution and the war in the East."--Ronald Smelser, University of Utah

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