The German war

Thursday 19 October 2017 at 7:30 pm

On the occasion of the publication of La Guerre allemande by Nicholas Stargardt, ed. La Librairie Vuibert, 2017. Translated from English by Aude de Saint-Loup and Pierre-Emmanuel Dauzat. 

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The German War is the history of the Second World War as experienced by the Germans. Combining personal letters, reports of the secret police, accounts of the Ministry of Propaganda of Goebbels and other sources, this book shows what the Germans knew about the conduct of war, what they thought, and how the regime strived to follow the moods of the population, adapting its message and policy accordingly.

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The press is talking about it

The German War, by Nicholas Stargardt: a people blindly devoted to their leader – lefigaro.fr (subscribers)

Nicholas Stargardt: "As early as 1942, the Holocaust was known to the Germans" – lefigaro.fr (subscribers)

Germans in the war: a story of moral bankruptcy – lemonde.fr (subscribers)

The German people knew about the Holocaust "as early as 1942," according to historian Stargardt – The Times of Israel

In the presence of the author Nicholas Stargardt.

Led by Olivier Wieviorka, historian.

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