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Chargement... Auschwitz and the Alliespar Martin Gilbert
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. Reviews the evolution of policies toward Jews in Nazi Germany from deportation to extermination. Examines the disbelief and inaction among the Allies, and questions the extent to which they are responsible for the atrocities. (fonte: Ushmm) Nel giugno del 1944 due fuggiaschi dal centro più organizzato di omicidi di massa nella storia portarono la storia della sua esistenza agli Alleati. Entrambi gli uomini raccontano pubblicamente la loro storia per la prima volta in questo film. Sfortunatamente, la reazione generale alla notizia dei campi di sterminio fu incredula. This is a really good book on how the Allies, specifically the United States, did (or in many cases, did not do) about information they were getting throughout WWII about the Holocaust. The author makes some really good conclusions, not all that I agree with. However, it's a really good book and I definitely recommend it. A very eminent British historian - now Sirt Martin - gives his answer to the question, what did the Western Allies really know about the holocaust when it was happening. The book is full of things people really do not know or do not want to know. The author is very careful to avoid all sensationalism and all sweeping generalisationsa. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
When Hitler announced that the result of the war in Europe would be "the complete annihilation of the Jews," he did so in 1942, not only in public, but before an enormous crowd in Berlin. The Allies heard, but astonishingly, they did not listen. Why? In 1944, Allied reconnaissance pilots, searching out industrial targets in the area, repeatedly photographed Auschwitz. The pictures, apparently overlooked by the Allies, were routinely filed in government archives and not examined until 1979. Why? First-hand reports on the horrors of the death camps came to the West by 1944 in the person of two escaped Auschwitz prisoners. Their testimonies, and those of subsequent escapees, were either ignored or dismissed. Why? Despite the fact that, the same year, Churchill himself had ordered feasibility studies for air strikes on Auschwitz, the RAF not only did nothing, but eventually passed the buck to the Americans, who also did nothing. Why? Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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