Investigating, punishing, agitating : Nazi perpetrator trials in the Eastern Bloc

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Investigating, punishing, agitating : Nazi perpetrator trials in the Eastern Bloc / edited by Katharina Rauschenberger, Joachim von Puttkamer and Sybille Steinbacher

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Tác giả khác:	Rauschenberger, Katharina (Biên tập viên), Puttkamer, Joachim von (Biên tập viên), Steinbacher, Sybille (Biên tập viên)
Định dạng:	Sách
Ngôn ngữ:	English
Được phát hành:	Göttingen : Wallstein, 2023
Loạt:	Studien zur Geschichte und Wirkung des Holocaust 8
Nội dung/Bộ phận:	15 số dòng

1. Jewish life in Eastern Europe after 1945 : national differences and international similarities

2. Holocaust historian or anti-fascist Nazi hunter? : Jenó Lévail's comeback at the end of the 1950s

3. Holocaust and Soviet war crimes trials in the Cold War context : the case of Soviet Lithuania in the 1960s

4. The foot soldiers' final justice : "Aktion Reinhard" camp guards' Soviet trials, 1960-1970

5. The second wave of the investigation and prosecution of Nazi crimes in the 1960s : the case of Poland

6. Local collaborators on trial : a transnational case study in 1960s Poland

7. Trials of Nazi perpetrators in the GDR in the 1960s : how important was the intra-German context?

8. From the Eichmann case to the Malloth trial : the prosecution of Nazi war criminals in Czechoslovakia (1965-2005)

9. The Eichmann trial as a Warsaw pact concern? : the view from East Berlin

10. "This is not a Jewish question; this is a question of fascism and anti-fascism" : the Eichmann case and the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party

11. Complicity and the Holocaust in Eastern Europe : confrontations with a compromised past

12. Friedrich Karl Kaul in Jerusalem and after : trials in the anti-fascist campaigns

13. Ota Kraus and Erich Kulka - contending with the Holocaust : "To unmask what has happened here, so that it can never again be repeated!"

14. The Cold War and post-Holocaust justice : Czechoslovakia during late Stalinism

15. Some other days in the life of Ivan Denisovich : Soviet justice and the perpetrators of the Holocaust