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“The Politics of Reckoning: German War Crimes, Allied Justice, and the Meaning of Punishment after the First World War.” (Copyright: Dr. Patrick Gilner, 2019)

Abstract: patrickgilner.com/dissertation/

A short preview is available from ProQuest: media.proquest.com/media/hms/PR...

If you are interested in reading it, just send me a message and I can send you a copy directly. Otherwise, an abstract and short preview are available at the links below:

I am definitely interested!

And that's exactly how it's done! Fascists wants us isolated. And that's because we survive theough community.

Oh wow! Thank you for this resource!

And these were not Germans who had been imprisoned or brutalized in the camps, but rather Germans whose only knowledge of the camps came from German press reports and rumors/grapevine.

It really hits home how fascism will permeate everything and colonize even one's most interior thoughts.

But I just finished reading Richard J. Evans' book, Hitler's People, and in the Luise Solmitz chapter (if I recall right) he notes that many Germans already were reporting nightmares about the camps by August and September 1933.

An area of the history of the Third Reich that I have only barely read on, but which fascinates me, is how stressful it could be. I knew that living under dictatorship influenced the kind of dreams that people had, especially those who were targeted by the regime...

and not another corporate leech whose success is built on marketing, propaganda, Myth, and social engineering made possible by inordinate access to capital and resources.

In his pathetic quest to be lauded as a polymath and one-man super-human oracle, he has not only discredited his own feeble facade, but highlighted the world's true need for specialized expertise and experts, ...

"Technological progress, particularly the advent of smartphones, has led to an expectation of being always available and a pressure to react and respond in real time that did not exist 20 years ago."