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claims of community
TitoloThe claims of community
Autore
Call number940.5318/0449
Numero oggetto04776b
Luogo di pubblicazioneLincoln, Nebraska, United States
EditoreUniversity of Nebraska Press
Anno di pubblicazione
2015
Paginazionepp129-143
MaterialeArticle
ISBN9780803274693
NotesArticle from the book "How was it possible?"pp129-143
Chapter from the book 'Belonging and genocide'
Chapter from the book 'Belonging and genocide'
Descrizione
Hitler's 'social revolution' was rooted in Darwinist obsessions that saw history as a constant struggle between peoples for dominance and in the conviction that Germans were superior to any other nation. Nazi racial politics intended to distribute the properties and homelands of these people among Aryans. Hitler's Germany would thus become a welfare state based on the exploitation of 'inferiors'
