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Actions Displays	origins of totalitarianism Remove from selection Add to selection TitleThe origins of totalitarianism Author Hannah Arendt Edition2nd. Place of publicationNew York, New York, United States PublisherWorld Publishing Company Year of publication 1958 Physical description520p. MaterialBook Description A classic study of the origins of modern totalitarian states, with an emphasis of the examples of Hitler and Stalin. The role played by antisemitism (or similar philosophies of hate) and the concentration camp system in these modern dictatorships is also discussed. Arendt further relates the effects of modern antisemitism, racial antisemitism, and imperialism on the development of totalitarian governments. Available Open Library, Fisher Library, UNSW

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TitleThe origins of totalitarianism

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Hannah Arendt

Edition2nd.

Place of publicationNew York, New York, United States

PublisherWorld Publishing Company

Year of publication

1958

Physical description520p.

MaterialBook

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A classic study of the origins of modern totalitarian states, with an emphasis of the examples of Hitler and Stalin. The role played by antisemitism (or similar philosophies of hate) and the concentration camp system in these modern dictatorships is also discussed. Arendt further relates the effects of modern antisemitism, racial antisemitism, and imperialism on the development of totalitarian governments.

Available Open Library, Fisher Library, UNSW

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