Complicated complicity : european collaboration with Nazi Germany during World War II

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Complicated complicity : european collaboration with Nazi Germany during World War II

Dettagli Bibliografici
Altri autori:	Bitunjac, Martina (Redattore), Schoeps, Julius H. (Redattore)
Natura:	Libro
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	Berlin ; Boston : De Gruyter Oldenbourg, 2021
Contenuto/pezzi:	19 record

1. Collaboration in Greece 1941-1944

2. War and collaboration in occupied Vardar Macedonia and West Banat 1941-1944

3. Between collaboration, betrayal and coercion : a nightmarish chapter of european-jewish relations under the Nazis

4. A "Land without Quislings" : collaboration in Poland

5. Between ideological affinity and economic necessity : Romania and Nazi Germany before and during World War II

6. Being in love with traitors : views on the collaboration during World War II in several Balkan countries after the end of the Cold War

7. The most extreme of all of the French State's collaboration : the surrender of the Jews

8. France between collaboration and resistance : the armistice decision, the Montoire Meeting and Vichy's ambiguous stand between the Axis and the Allies

9. Between racial politics and political calculation : the annihilation of Jews in the Slovak State and the independent State of Croatia

10. The Hungarian Anti-jewish laws and relations between Hungary and Germany

11. Bulgaria's collaboration with the Axis Powers in World War II

12. Considerate collaborationism : if you can't beat them, join them. On rationales behind four nordic countries' very different forms of collaboration with Nazi Germany during World W...

13. The thesis that only Germans are to blame : well-intended, but unsustainable

14. The question of collaboration and the politics of memory in Ukraine

15. "Collaborating neutrality"? : Portuguese collaboration networks at the secretariat of national propaganda

16. Collaboration in Lithuania

17. The collaboration of Ukrainian Nationalists with Nazi Germany

18. Italian "Racial Laws" and the jewish community of Fiume

19. Traumas that do not end? : not dealing with history in Hungary