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TitoloFire and ashes: the "tempter-God," evil, and the Shoah

Autore

Margaret Brearley

Call number231.76/0008

Numero oggetto04653a

Luogo di pubblicazioneSeattle, Washington State , United States

EditoreUniversity of Washington Press

Anno di pubblicazione

2005

Paginazionepp7-33

MaterialeArticle

SerieThe Pastora Goldner series in Post-Holocaust studies

ISBN029598547X

NotesArticle from the book 'Fire in the ashes' pp7-33

Descrizione

In confronting the Shoah, a question arises: did Nazi leaders perceive themselves as divine instruments, and if so, as the divinity they were mirroring?
The extent of Nietsche's influence on Nazism has been disputed, but it is likely that some influence was present.

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