Arbeit im Nationalsozialismus

Work was a core concept in National Socialism. In pre-war concentration camps, it was a tool for converting prisoners into Volksgenossen, or members of the national community. And during the war, forced labor was crucial to armaments production. "Ability to work" meant life or death for Je...

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Main Author: Buggeln, Marc (auth)
Other Authors: Wildt, Michael (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Published: De Gruyter 2014
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Summary:Work was a core concept in National Socialism. In pre-war concentration camps, it was a tool for converting prisoners into Volksgenossen, or members of the national community. And during the war, forced labor was crucial to armaments production. "Ability to work" meant life or death for Jews, POWs, and others. The essays in this volume explore the multiple meanings of work as a social, political, and cultural practice in National Socialism.
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (403 p.)
ISBN:9783486858846
9783110399073
DOI:10.1515/9783486858846
Access:Open Access