Berlin ghetto : Herbert Baum and the anti-fascist resistance /
Berlin Ghetto tells the story of a group of young people who had lives filled with intellectual exploration, intense friendships and romances and dangerous, illegal political action against the Nazi regime. The roots of anti-fascism in the Communist, Socialist and Jewish youth movements of pre-Nazi...
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Stroud, England :
Spellmount,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- The seeds of Jewish anti-fascism (1925-1932)
- THe search for a German-Jewish identity in the youth movement
- The 'Red assimilation'
- Stalinism in the communist party of Germany
- Descent into darkness (1933)
- Persecution, setbacks and the beginning of resistance (1933)
- Acts of rebellion (1934)
- Arrests and persecution (1935)
- The Brussels conference and the 'Trojan Horse' policy (1935-1936)
- Political and intellectual resistance (1936)
- Communism as a cure for Nazism (1937)
- Resistance in isolation and Kristallnacht (1938)
- Renewed activity, attempts to flee and the Nazi-Soviet treaties (1939)
- War, forced labour and resistance (1939-1940)
- Anti-fascism takes centre stage and trouble-brewing (1941)
- Living on the edge and 'Soviet Paradise' (1942)
- Arson, arrests and reprisals (1942)
- Interrogations, executions and survival (1942-1944).