Propaganda and persecution : the French resistance and the "Jewish question" /
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| Language: | English |
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Madison, Wisconsin :
The University of Wisconsin Press,
[2024]
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| Series: | George L. Mosse series in the history of European culture, sexuality, and ideas.
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- A Note on Archives Consulted
- Acknowledgments
- List of Abbreviations
- Prologue. The Loss of Moral and Ideological Markers
- 1. The "Jewish Problem" in an "Age of Suspicion"
- 2. The Range of Rebuttals
- Part I. We Are All Patriots
- 3. The Assault on the Jews
- 4. Across the Channel, on the Defensive
- 5. Above All, Don't Bring Back Blum
- 6. France Cannot Be Muzzled or Seduced
- 7. Variations in the Shadow of the Comintern
- 8. A Careful Choice of Words
- 9. Christians and Jews, Jews and Resistance Activists
- Part II. The Curtain Rises
- 10. The Springtime of Liberty
- 11. The Shock of the Yellow Star
- 12. Summer 1942: The Swings in Public Opinion
- 13. The Crime of Lèse-Humanité
- 14. A Plan for Extermination
- Part III. The Judeo-Gaullists in London
- 15. Under the Sway of the French Goebbels
- 16. No One Is Safe from Deportation
- 17. From London to Algiers
- Part IV. The Judeo-Bolsheviks of France
- 18. Variations on Silence
- 19. The Specter of Philosemitism
- Part V. The Sense of Being Abandoned
- 20. All Humanity Rises Up against the Murderers
- 21. The Earth Didn't Shake
- Epilogue. Jewish Voices in a Strange Silence
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index