Fascism, Nazism and the Holocaust: Challenging Histories

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Cover Half Title Series Title Copyright Contents List of figures Acknowledgements Introduction: challenging histories 1 ‘The Ultimate Cross-Cultural Fertilizer’: the irony of the ‘Transnational Local’ in Anglo-German Rural Revivalism 2 Aurel Kolnai’s The War against the West and British attempts to understand Nazism before the War 3 Race science, race mysticism and the racial state 4 Nazi race ideologues 5 Ideologies of race: the construction and suppression of otherness in Nazi Germany 6 Structure and fantasy: Holocaust perpetrators and genocide studies 7 Christianstadt: slave labour and the Holocaust 8 Belsen and the British 9 The Iron Guard in Nazi Captivity: evidence from the International Tracing Service 10 Romania and the Jews in the BBC Monitoring Service Reports, 1938–1948 11 Concentration camps: a global history 12 The course of history: Arno J. Mayer, Gerhard L. Weinberg and David Cesarani on the Holocaust and World War II 13 The return of fascism in Europe? Reflections on history and the current situation Index