Collectie 249-0153A: Dossier - Comité van Waakzaamheid

Collectie 113: Nederlandsche Kultuurraad > Contact met andere instellingen > Algemeen

Collectie 185c: Het Parool > Afwikkeling van de activiteiten van het illegale Parool > Erkenning van personen die in de illegaliteit actief zijn geweest

Includes bibliographical references (pages 260-284). xx, 297 pages illustrations, facsimiles, portraits 24 cm

"In this vivid ethnography, Harri Englund investigates how ideas of freedom impede struggles against poverty and injustice in emerging democracies. Reaching beyond a narrow focus on the national elite, Prisoners of Freedom shows how foreign aid and human rights activism hamper the pursuit of democratic citizenship in Africa. The book explores how activists, whose aspirations for self-improvement are ...

This article explores how and why deportation and elimination of the Armenians of Antep were carried out during World War One (WWI). In particular, it scrutinizes the political and social context in which local authorities, provincial elites, and ordinary Muslims radicalized their views and policies against Armenians. It highlights the crucial role played by local elites and actors who prospered through ...

The fifteen-year-old Johannes von Redel returns to his father's rural estate in Prussia after his mother dies. Johannes lived with his mother for ten years in Argentina, where he is portrayed as an urban, decadent, and fastidious Auslandsdeutscher [German living abroad] alienated from his German roots. After encountering trouble with his father, he enters a "Napola" [Nazi elite boarding school] where ...

The fifteen-year-old Johannes von Redel returns to his father's rural estate in Prussia after his mother dies. Johannes lived with his mother for ten years in Argentina, where he is portrayed as an urban, decadent, and fastidious Auslandsdeutscher [German living abroad] alienated from his German roots. After encountering trouble with his father, he enters a "Napola" [Nazi elite boarding school] where ...

3rd ed. xiii, 285 pages ; 23 cm

"Hitler's airborne army was one of the most important secret weapons, contribution to his victory in 1940. Its leader, General Kurt Student, became in consequence one of his favourites. After the 'disastrous victory' in Crete in 1941, Student's parachutists never dropped again, but in a ground role they maintained their elite status and added to their list of remarkable exploits until the very end." ...

Magyar Kisebbség [Hungarian Minority], a journal published during the interwar period in Southern Transylvania expressing positions of the Hungarian elite towards the Jewish community in Transylvania .

Includes bibliographical references (pages 355-370) and index. 384 pages : 12 illustrations ; 22 cm

Includes bibliographical references (pages 114-115). 132 pages ; 24 cm

America's quagmire in Vietnam, France's preoccupation with overseas empire, Japan's attack on the United States, Germany's aggression in Europe, Britain's appeasement of Hitler - what motivated these bouts of self-defeating behavior? According to Charles A. Kupchan, all of these episodes are rooted in a common strategic logic. Building on extensive archival research, Kupchan offers a bold new explanation ...

Zwart en Nationaal Front, 1934 - 1941 N.B. Stukken van 1896 - 1965 > Arnold Meijer, algemeen en poltiek leven, inventarisnrs 2049 - 2647 > Citaten uit: Jean-Paul Sartre?, Sartre en de Joden / Joseph Schreieder, Het Englandspiel / De Schouw, De nieuwe Duitsche bouwkunst / Ignazio Silone, Over de waardigheid van de intelligentie en de onwaardigheid van de intellectuelen / H.J.S(medey), Klopsignalen / ...

First edition. 342 pages ; 23 cm