Jewish-Communist gangs in Czernowitz? The origin and impact of a constructed enemy stereotype
TitreJewish-Communist gangs in Czernowitz? The origin and impact of a constructed enemy stereotype
Auteur
Call number940.531809498/0016
N° d'objet09777a
Lieu de publicationStuttgart, Germany
Editeuribidem
Année de publication
2016
Paginationpp17-40.
MatérielArticle
ISBN9783838209241
NotesArticle from the book 'Romania and the Holocaust: events - contexts - aftermath' pp17-40
Description
Exposes the myth that the Jews were responsible for the 'national disgrace' in the summer of 1940 when Romania had to retreat from Northern Bukovina and Bessarabia due to the Soviet ultimatum.The alleged Jewish-Communist gangs in Czernowitz and elsewhere, which neatly fitted the 'thesis' of Judeo-Bolshevism, were an invention of the Romanian propaganda machine to create a scapegoat and justify violence against the Jewish population