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Final solution of the homosexual? the antihomosexual policies of the Nazis and the social consequences for homosexual men

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TitreFinal solution of the homosexual? the antihomosexual policies of the Nazis and the social consequences for homosexual men

Auteur

Gunter Grau

Call number940.5318/0124

N° d'objet03505X

Lieu de publicationBloomington, Indiana, United States, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

EditeurIndiana University Press, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Année de publication

1998

Paginationpp338-344

MatérielArticle

ISBN253333741

NotesPaper presented at the inaugural conference of the United States Holocaust Research Institute and published in the book 'The Holocaust and history.'pp338-344

Description

Grau details three stages in the Nazi persecution: prior to 1935, when a campaign of terror was instituted and changes were introduced into the criminal code; between 1935 and the war, when widespread arrests were made; and wartime persecution that resulted in deportations, capital punishment and castration.

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