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HIST 596 - Holocaust: The Destruction of the European Jews

Credits: (3)
Analysis of the attempts by the National Socialist government of Germany to exterminate the Jewish population of Europe. Major issues discussed will include: nineteenth-century antidemocratic and antisemitic movements; Hitler’s concept of antisemitism and personal sources of Hitler’s genocidal policy; evolution of the genocidal policy and its implementation; Jewish resistance and collaboration; long-range consequences of the Holocaust.

Requisites
Pr.: Sophomore standing.

When Offered
I, in alternate years


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