Covering people, ideas, and places, they consider such aspects as the Aryan: ideology and historiographical narrative types in the 19th and early 20th centuries, ancient historians and fascism: how to react intellectually to totalitarianism (or not), bathing in the spirit of eternal Rome: the Mostra Augustea della RomanitAaAeAeAC, classics and education in the Thi Reich: Die Alten Sprachen and the
Nazification of teaching Latin and Greek in secondary schools, and neoclassical form and the construction of power in Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany.
We risk sliding into a retrospective
Nazification of the entire history of the West, henceforth personified as a white heterosexual man from whom we must take back all privileges.
However, the reviewers identify not only pro-Nazi but also non-Nazi and anti-Nazi discourses, suggesting a desire among the exiled collaborators of the Frankfurt Institute for a hermeneutic of generosity toward nonconformist writers in Germany, even as the exiles came to terms with the extraordinary
Nazification of the German academy under Hitler.
WHATEVER the rights and wrongs of Tony Sosna's submissions to the Examiner Letters, the fact remains Poland did suffer more than many countries during Hitler's
Nazification of Europe and the atrocities that were committed by Stalin.
Remy, The Heidelberg Myth: The
Nazification and Denazification of a German University (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2002); and Konrad H.
The mufti made me do it, is another way of a long history of
Nazification of Palestinians to create a permanent state of emergency that justifies the constant war with the Palestinians.
If Schlegelberger was a product of the pre-Nazi legal system, Kurt Rothenberger, the True Believer, was an agent for its
Nazification.
I admit to not being sure if I buy this: is it really "as if we are being asked to accept that this outlandish story of the
Nazification of America is our true past and we have suppressed any real knowledge of it because it is too painful" (119)?
He then works through the seizure and consolidation of power from 1929 to 1934, including the parliamentary struggles for power, Hitler's use and abuse of the legal system, the
nazification of German society from 1934 to 1938, and the rise and fall of Nazism in Europe from 1933 to 1945.
Novels such as Badenheim 1939 by Aharon Appelfeld, Jurek Becker's Jacob the Liar, Fateless by Nobel Laureate Imre Kertesz, and Ian MacMillan's Village of a Million Spirits depict the utter negation of Jewish social status and individual rights that occurred under the
nazification of Germany.
This Snyder attributes to "psychic
nazification," resulting from exposure to Soviet violence--terroristic imprisonment, deportations, mass shootings, class-targeted famine (p.
While Randall's details and Hanneman's repetition of them are both erroneous, Randall's description of how a German Court of de-
Nazification compared a German publisher's translation of an earlier edition of The Sun Also Rises to the 1949 Bantam edition and concluded that he had introduced a series of anti-Semitic remarks, is worth revisiting.
