HistoryHistoire

Histoire d'un mythe

by Norman Rufus Colin Cohn, N. Cohn, Norman CohnNot on Booklabria yet

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Hitler's anti-semitic obsession was influenced by "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," a literary forgery which had widespread international circulation at the time. Cohn unravels the origins of "Protocols" and places it within the broader context of anti-semitic history.

Subjects: History
Histoire
Jews
Germany
Antisemitism
Juifs
Set in: Germany
Soviet Union
Allemagne
Juden
Time: History

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