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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES] [es-ES]Displays[es-ES]	Defying genocide: Jewish resistance and self-rescue in Hungary Remove from selection Add to selection TítuloDefying genocide: Jewish resistance and self-rescue in Hungary Autor Gabor Kadar Van der Zanden Christine Schmidt Zoltan Vagi Call number940.5337/0069 Número del objeto09013v Lugar de publicaciónWashington, District of Columbia, United States EditorialThe Catholic University of America Press. Año de publicación 2014 Paginaciónpp519-546 MaterialArticle ISBN9780813225890 NotesArticle from the book 'Jewish resistance against the Nazis' edited by Patrick Henry, pp 519-546 Descripción More than 500,000 Hungarian Jews were slaughtered by the Nazis, but armed resistance was basically non-existent. These three authors explain why. There were no relevant non- Jewish anti-Nazi resistance that Jews could join. In March 1944, Jews were singled out, crowded into ghettos and 437,000 were deported

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Defying genocide: Jewish resistance and self-rescue in Hungary

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TítuloDefying genocide: Jewish resistance and self-rescue in Hungary

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Call number940.5337/0069

Número del objeto09013v

Lugar de publicaciónWashington, District of Columbia, United States

EditorialThe Catholic University of America Press.

Año de publicación

2014

Paginaciónpp519-546

MaterialArticle

ISBN9780813225890

NotesArticle from the book 'Jewish resistance against the Nazis' edited by Patrick Henry, pp 519-546

Descripción

More than 500,000 Hungarian Jews were slaughtered by the Nazis, but armed resistance was basically non-existent. These three authors explain why. There were no relevant non- Jewish anti-Nazi resistance that Jews could join. In March 1944, Jews were singled out, crowded into ghettos and 437,000 were deported

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