Nazi Germany and the Jews Volume 1

A perfectly objective and meticulous study. It explains the lack of understanding that people fall into, but fortunately, it does not gloss over it. "A surprising, gripping, unforgettable book." Marcel Reich-Ranicki Historian Saul Friedländer's work is not only a masterpiece about the Holocaust, but also one of the key sources for understanding Nazi ideology and power. This first volume, covering the period between 1933 and 1939, is It tells the story of the increasingly narrow circle around Jews trying to survive in Nazi Germany. With an incredibly detailed description that makes the reader feel this narrowing, it paints the picture of a regime of fear that becomes increasingly obsessive... The desperation of the victims... The mass of "audiences" who watch what is happening, sometimes with fun, sometimes with fear. ... The book focuses on the difference between national socialist anti-Semitism and the "traditional" anti-Semitism up to that time, and shows us how Nazi fanaticism deepened the disaster like a whirlpool. Friedländer is a historiographer who also pays attention to the fears and suffering of the victims and makes them talk. It also draws attention with its adoption of the method.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 392

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 392

First Print Year: 2016

Language Turkish