Nazism 1919-1945 3. (töredék)

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EXETER STUDIES IN HISTORY No. 13 General Editors: Jonathan Barry, Tim Rees and T.P. Wiseman A paperback series committed to bringing the latest research on key topics in accessible and affordable form to a student and generál readership. Nazism 1919-1945 Volume 3 Foreign Policy, War and Racial Extermination A Documentary Reader This book contains the most systematic documentation available in English of the Nazi programme of racial extermination. It alsó covers Germán foreign policy 1933-45 and strategy during the Second World War, showing in particular the development of military and naval policy in relation to Germán diplomacy. From this, the book moves on to a generál account of the Nazi empire, including the development of Germán occupation policies and focusing on the various plans for and techniques of economic exploitation. This is followed by a detailed case study of the occupation of Poland in which Nazi racial policies found their most ruthless expression. It was in Poland... Tovább

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EXETER STUDIES IN HISTORY No. 13 General Editors: Jonathan Barry, Tim Rees and T.P. Wiseman A paperback series committed to bringing the latest research on key topics in accessible and affordable form to a student and generál readership. Nazism 1919-1945 Volume 3 Foreign Policy, War and Racial Extermination A Documentary Reader This book contains the most systematic documentation available in English of the Nazi programme of racial extermination. It alsó covers Germán foreign policy 1933-45 and strategy during the Second World War, showing in particular the development of military and naval policy in relation to Germán diplomacy. From this, the book moves on to a generál account of the Nazi empire, including the development of Germán occupation policies and focusing on the various plans for and techniques of economic exploitation. This is followed by a detailed case study of the occupation of Poland in which Nazi racial policies found their most ruthless expression. It was in Poland that the first mentally ill and handicapped patients were killed, inaugurating the 'euthanasia' programme which forms the next section of the book. It was alsó in Poland that gassing techniques developed for the 'euthanasia' programme were later applied to exterminate Jews in the death camps. As in previous volumes, material is included from a wide rangé of sources both published and unpublished: state and party documents, newspapers, speeches, memoirs, letters and diaries. Jeremy Noakes is Professor of History at the University of Exeter and Geoffrey Pridham is Reader in European Politics at the University of Bristol. Vissza