This collection explores the questions of whether, how, and why the histories of German Nazism and Soviet Communism could and should be situated within a single coherent narrative. The contributors examine ideology, terror, secular religion, museum exhibits, and denial in order to critically analyze these complex, entangled historical phenomena.
This collection explores the questions of whether, how, and why the histories of German Nazism and Soviet Communism could and should be situated within a single coherent narrative. The contributors examine ideology, terror, secular religion, museum exhibits, and denial in order to critically analyze these complex, entangled historical phenomena.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Klas-Göran Karlsson; Johan Stenfeldt and Ulf Zander - Contributions by Nanci Adler; Johan Dietsch; John Paul Himka; Klas-Göran Karlsson; Maria Karlsson; Jörn Rüsen; Johan Stenfeldt; Anton Weiss-Wendt and Ulf Zander
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction, Klas-Göran Karlsson, Johan Stenfeldt, and Ulf Zander Chapter One: The Evil Twins of Modern History?: Patterns of Communism-National Socialism Entanglement, Klas-Göran Karlsson Chapter Two: Making Sense of Inhumanity: On the Treatment of an Open Wound in Our History Culture, Jörn Rüsen Chapter Three: The Dystopian Trilemma: The Guiding Potential of the Nazi-Communist Equalization and Strategies Used When Questioning It, Johan Stenfeldt Chapter Four: The Intertwined History of Political Violence in the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany: The Case Study of Helmut Weiss, Anton Weiss-Wendt Chapter Five: Herbert Norkus and Pavel Morozov as Totalitarian Child Martyrs: A Study of Political Religion, Johan Dietsch Chapter Six: Communism's Compelling Grasp: Enduring the Gulag and Enduring Loyalty, Nanci Adler Chapter Seven: The Lontsky Street Prison Memorial Museum: An Example of Postcommunist Holocaust Negationism, John-Paul Himka Chapter Eight: Writing History, Denying the Past?: On Revisionism, the Holocaust and Soviet Terror, Maria Karlsson
Introduction, Klas-Göran Karlsson, Johan Stenfeldt, and Ulf Zander Chapter One: The Evil Twins of Modern History?: Patterns of Communism-National Socialism Entanglement, Klas-Göran Karlsson Chapter Two: Making Sense of Inhumanity: On the Treatment of an Open Wound in Our History Culture, Jörn Rüsen Chapter Three: The Dystopian Trilemma: The Guiding Potential of the Nazi-Communist Equalization and Strategies Used When Questioning It, Johan Stenfeldt Chapter Four: The Intertwined History of Political Violence in the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany: The Case Study of Helmut Weiss, Anton Weiss-Wendt Chapter Five: Herbert Norkus and Pavel Morozov as Totalitarian Child Martyrs: A Study of Political Religion, Johan Dietsch Chapter Six: Communism's Compelling Grasp: Enduring the Gulag and Enduring Loyalty, Nanci Adler Chapter Seven: The Lontsky Street Prison Memorial Museum: An Example of Postcommunist Holocaust Negationism, John-Paul Himka Chapter Eight: Writing History, Denying the Past?: On Revisionism, the Holocaust and Soviet Terror, Maria Karlsson
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