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“State Violence in Nazi Germany: From Kristallnacht to Barbarossa,” by Emanuel Marx. Routledge, 136 pages. In 1928, the National Socialist Party won only 2.6 percent of the vote in the German federal election. This meager support placed the Nazi movement among a variety of esoteric and local parties that called, from the backbenches of the opposition, for “restriction” of German democracy.
“State Violence in Nazi Germany: From Kristallnacht to Barbarossa,” by Emanuel Marx. Routledge, 136 pages. In 1928, the National Socialist Party won only 2.6 percent of the vote in the German federal election. This meager support placed the Nazi movement among a variety of esoteric and local parties that called, from the backbenches of the opposition, for “restriction” of German democracy.
This blog post is part of a series focused on the research of current fellows. In this edition, Katz Center Director Steven Weitzman sits down with Jacqueline Vayntrub, whose work examines practices of knowledge transmission in biblical and ancient Near Eastern and Mediterranean narratives. Steven P.
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