Gives voice to the experiences of LGBTQ+ persons prior to, during, and after the Holocaust, showing how the Nazi regime instituted a violent, oppressive, and murderous attack on LGBTQ+ life, culture, and identity.
Gives voice to the experiences of LGBTQ+ persons prior to, during, and after the Holocaust, showing how the Nazi regime instituted a violent, oppressive, and murderous attack on LGBTQ+ life, culture, and identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alexis Herr, PhD, is editor of Rwandan Genocide: The Essential Reference Guide and author of The Holocaust and Compensated Compliance in Italy: Fossoli di Carpi, 1942-1952.
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Acknowledgments Chronology of Key Events Introduction Introductory Essays LGBTQI+ Persons and the German Empire, 1871-1914 LGBTQI+ Persons and the Weimar Republic, 1914-1933 LGBTQI+ Persons and the Nazi Regime, 1933-1945 LGBTQI+ Persons after 1945 A-Z Entries Arondéus, Willem (1894-1943) "Asocial" Prisoners Auschwitz Concentration Camp Beck, Gerhard (Gad) (1923-2012) Belinfante, Frieda (1904-1995) Book Burning, Nazi Buchenwald Concentration Camp Cabaret (1972) Compensation for LGBTQI+ Victims Concentration Camps, Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons Damenklub Violetta, Berlin Degeneration and Sexuality Drag ("Cross-Dressing") in Nazi Germany Eick, Annette (1909-2010) Eldorado Night Club, Berlin Eugenics in Nazi Germany Flossenbürg Concentration Camp Forced/Coerced Sterilization Fuhlsbüttel Concentration Camp and Prison Girls in Uniform (1931) Grese, Irma (1923-1945) Grune, Richard (1903-1983) Himmler, Heinrich (1900-1945) Hirschfeld, Magnus (1868-1935) Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945) Homosexual Is Not Perverse, but, Rather, the Situation in Which He Lives, The (1971) Institute for Sexual Science (Institut für Sexualwissenschaft) Kitzing, Fritz (1905-?) Kohout, Josef (Heinz Heger) (1915-1994) Kosinski, Teofil (Stefan) (1925-2003) Lesbianism in Nazi Germany LGBTQI+ Nazis Memorials and Monuments to LGBTQI+ Victims Men with the Pink Triangle, The (1972) Night of Long Knives/Röhm Purge Nuremberg Race Laws Paragraph 175 Pink Lists/Pederast Lists Pink Triangle Propaganda, Nazi Ravensbrück Concentration Camp Reich Central Office to Combat Homosexuality and Abortion Röhm, Ernst (1887-1934) Röhm Scandal Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Scientific-Humanitarian Committee (Wissenschaftlich-humanitäres Komitee, WhK) Seel, Pierre (1923-2005) Transgender Persons in Nazi Germany Transvestite Passport Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich (1825-1895) Vaernet, Carl Peter (1893-1965) Volksgemeinschaft (People's Community) Von Mahlsdorf, Charlotte (1928-2002) Waldoff, Claire (1884-1957) Primary Source Documents 1. Gad Beck Oral History 2. Photograph of German Students Rallying Outside the Institute for Sexual Science (May 6, 1933) 3. Nina Kaleska Oral History 4. Paragraph 175 A. 1871 B. 1935 C. 1969 D. 1973 5. Teofil (Stefan) Kosinski Oral History 6. Transgender in Nazi Germany: Gerd Katter (born Eva Katter) A. Medical Certification Signed by Magnus Hirschfeld Defining Katter as a "Transvestite" B. Identification Card That Gives Gerd Katter Permission to Dress in Male Clothing C. Photograph of Gerd Katter in Male Clothing, 1929 7. United Nations Genocide Convention (1948) 8. Crimes Against Humanity, Rome Statute, Article 7 (1998) 9. Susan Dregely Oral History Perspective Essays 1. Do you consider the Nazi persecution of LGBTQI+ Germans during the Holocaust a genocide? Why or why not? Perspective 1, W. Jake Newsome (independent scholar, United States) Perspective 2, Amy H. Shapiro (Alverno College, United States) 2. In your opinion, why didn't bystanders do more to defend, rescue, and/or support LGBTQI+ victims during and/or after the Holocaust? Perspective 1, W. Jake Newsome (independent scholar, United States) Perspective 2, Amy H. Shapiro (Alverno College, United States) 3. Why is it important to remember what happened to the LGBTQI+ community during the Holocaust? What must we remember, and what can we learn from this history? Perspective 1, W. Jake Newsome (independent scholar, United States) Perspective 2, Amy H. Shapiro (Alverno College, United States) Glossary Bibliography About the Author and Contributors Index
Acknowledgments Chronology of Key Events Introduction Introductory Essays LGBTQI+ Persons and the German Empire, 1871-1914 LGBTQI+ Persons and the Weimar Republic, 1914-1933 LGBTQI+ Persons and the Nazi Regime, 1933-1945 LGBTQI+ Persons after 1945 A-Z Entries Arondéus, Willem (1894-1943) "Asocial" Prisoners Auschwitz Concentration Camp Beck, Gerhard (Gad) (1923-2012) Belinfante, Frieda (1904-1995) Book Burning, Nazi Buchenwald Concentration Camp Cabaret (1972) Compensation for LGBTQI+ Victims Concentration Camps, Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons Damenklub Violetta, Berlin Degeneration and Sexuality Drag ("Cross-Dressing") in Nazi Germany Eick, Annette (1909-2010) Eldorado Night Club, Berlin Eugenics in Nazi Germany Flossenbürg Concentration Camp Forced/Coerced Sterilization Fuhlsbüttel Concentration Camp and Prison Girls in Uniform (1931) Grese, Irma (1923-1945) Grune, Richard (1903-1983) Himmler, Heinrich (1900-1945) Hirschfeld, Magnus (1868-1935) Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945) Homosexual Is Not Perverse, but, Rather, the Situation in Which He Lives, The (1971) Institute for Sexual Science (Institut für Sexualwissenschaft) Kitzing, Fritz (1905-?) Kohout, Josef (Heinz Heger) (1915-1994) Kosinski, Teofil (Stefan) (1925-2003) Lesbianism in Nazi Germany LGBTQI+ Nazis Memorials and Monuments to LGBTQI+ Victims Men with the Pink Triangle, The (1972) Night of Long Knives/Röhm Purge Nuremberg Race Laws Paragraph 175 Pink Lists/Pederast Lists Pink Triangle Propaganda, Nazi Ravensbrück Concentration Camp Reich Central Office to Combat Homosexuality and Abortion Röhm, Ernst (1887-1934) Röhm Scandal Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Scientific-Humanitarian Committee (Wissenschaftlich-humanitäres Komitee, WhK) Seel, Pierre (1923-2005) Transgender Persons in Nazi Germany Transvestite Passport Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich (1825-1895) Vaernet, Carl Peter (1893-1965) Volksgemeinschaft (People's Community) Von Mahlsdorf, Charlotte (1928-2002) Waldoff, Claire (1884-1957) Primary Source Documents 1. Gad Beck Oral History 2. Photograph of German Students Rallying Outside the Institute for Sexual Science (May 6, 1933) 3. Nina Kaleska Oral History 4. Paragraph 175 A. 1871 B. 1935 C. 1969 D. 1973 5. Teofil (Stefan) Kosinski Oral History 6. Transgender in Nazi Germany: Gerd Katter (born Eva Katter) A. Medical Certification Signed by Magnus Hirschfeld Defining Katter as a "Transvestite" B. Identification Card That Gives Gerd Katter Permission to Dress in Male Clothing C. Photograph of Gerd Katter in Male Clothing, 1929 7. United Nations Genocide Convention (1948) 8. Crimes Against Humanity, Rome Statute, Article 7 (1998) 9. Susan Dregely Oral History Perspective Essays 1. Do you consider the Nazi persecution of LGBTQI+ Germans during the Holocaust a genocide? Why or why not? Perspective 1, W. Jake Newsome (independent scholar, United States) Perspective 2, Amy H. Shapiro (Alverno College, United States) 2. In your opinion, why didn't bystanders do more to defend, rescue, and/or support LGBTQI+ victims during and/or after the Holocaust? Perspective 1, W. Jake Newsome (independent scholar, United States) Perspective 2, Amy H. Shapiro (Alverno College, United States) 3. Why is it important to remember what happened to the LGBTQI+ community during the Holocaust? What must we remember, and what can we learn from this history? Perspective 1, W. Jake Newsome (independent scholar, United States) Perspective 2, Amy H. Shapiro (Alverno College, United States) Glossary Bibliography About the Author and Contributors Index
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