Titlebook: Under the Shadow of the Swastika; The Moral Dilemmas o Rab Bennett Book 1999 Rab Bennett 1999 Adolf Hitler.cities.ethics.Europe.Judaism.mor

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Introduction,in aim of this work is to fill the gap in the existing literature by providing the first detailed and thorough examination of the ethical dimension of resistance to Nazi tyranny, and to present a comprehensive guide to the moral dilemmas and anguished questions created by German security policy.

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The Moral Grey Zone: Collaboration,rmans to introduce changes gradually. Because the screw was turned slowly, people became habituated to obedience. Thus, after the initial traumas of defeat and occupation, everything returned to normal but everything was subtly different; everything was the same but nothing was the same, as an eerie period of ‘a(chǎn)bnormal normality’ set in.

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Jewish Resistance and the Dilemma of Collective Responsibility,ws of Europe — and lacks historical understanding. When we examine the conditions in which Jews were confined, the question which really needs addressing is not why there was so little Jewish resistance, but why there was any resistance at all? As Elie Wiesel observes:

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Introduction,tories of the Second World War: the searing moral choices that confronted people in occupied Europe, and the conscience-stabbing dilemmas which arose in counting the human cost of resistance. This study goes beyond previous works by offering a new approach to, and a different perspective on, Europea

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Myths and Realities of Resistance,France in 1943, in order to organize sabotage operations with local resistance groups. After the war Ree gave lectures about his wartime experiences, and he recounts that one of the most difficult barriers to overcome was his audiences’ preconceptions:

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Moral Choices in Occupied Europe,d with a stark choice between bodily death or spiritual annihilation. The Christian resister confronted the necessity to lie, to deceive, to murder. Officials were faced with the need to violate all professional standards. The occupation years raised profound ethical problems concerning individual r

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German Security Policy and the Moral Dilemmas of Resistance,rist precept, ‘Kill one, frighten ten thousand.’ Throughout occupied Europe opposition was to be crushed unmercifully by a policy of .: calculated terror and political intimidation, aimed at depriving the civilian population of the will to resist, and reducing it to a state of quiescence. With his u

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,Jewish Resistance/Jewish ‘Collaboration’,controversy is the often reiterated, but insensitive question: why did the Jews go like sheep to the slaughter? Why did they do so little to prevent their own destruction? This question hangs over the subject, dominates the discussion and sets the tone for the detailed analysis of Jewish Resistance.