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Forgotten Holocaust The Poles Under German Occupation 19391944 2nd Edition Richard C Lukas

Name: Forgotten Holocaust The Poles Under German Occupation 19391944 2nd Edition Richard C Lukas
SKU: BELL-43622334
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Forgotten Holocaust The Poles Under German Occupation 19391944 2nd Edition Richard C Lukas instant download after payment.

Publisher: Hippocrene Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.52 MB

Pages: 378

Author: Richard C. Lukas

ISBN: 9780781809016, 0781809010

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 2

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Forgotten Holocaust The Poles Under German Occupation 19391944 2nd Edition Richard C Lukas by Richard C. Lukas 9780781809016, 0781809010 instant download after payment.

Much of this book is about Poles and Jews as victims of Nazi policies of genocide. The author sets out to correct what he sees as tendentious and distorted versions of history that present the tragedy of the Jews as the Holocaust, and have made much of Polish anti-Semitism. He goes thoroughly into the evidence, but the tone is at times polemical, and we may expect the controversy to continue. The rest of the book, more than a mere chronicle of German atrocities, covers with a sure hand the main aspects of Poland's wartime experience-resistance, the Home Army, the underground, collaborators, the role of the communists-and concludes with the Warsaw Uprising.