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TitoloCourage first and intelligence second": The American Jewish secular elite, Roosevelt and the failure to rescue

Autore

Henry L. Feingold

Call numberR940.5318/002

Numero oggetto03492F

Luogo di pubblicazioneWestport, Connecticut, United States

EditoreMeckler

Anno di pubblicazione

1989

Paginazionepp762-798

MaterialeArticle

ISBN0887362664

NotesArticle from the book "The Nazi Holocaust" No.8 Bystanders to the Holocaust Vol. 2 pp762-798

Descrizione

This essay focuses on the questions - how did the Jewish elite use its supposedly enhanced power? What conduits to the Oval Office were available to its leaders? How attuned was the occupant of that office to understand the special need for action?

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