Hello, Comrades! I am once again asking for good sources of information. This time I would appreciate your recommendations on the how the rise of Nazism took place and what their rhetoric was around those they claimed were undesirables. Specifically, I guess, how they wound up at the "final solution." I've heard that the initial plan was deportation and I want to better understand how they went from horrible to unthinkingly horrific. Thank you!
ComradeSharkfucker - 11mon
Let me know if anyone recommends anything good bc the only thing that comes to mind for me is Blackshirts and Reds by Parenti but I don't think this is exactly what you are after
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crime [she/her, any] - 11mon
Blackshirts and Reds was my first thought too, but I agree it's not quite what OP is looking for. Still worth a read if they haven't yet though.
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Comrade River Otter - 11mon
That was the very first theoretical book I read actually! But it is a good shout and I should perhaps reread it since it's been years now!
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albigu - 11mon
Not a book, but I recommend browsing the c/capitalismindecay megathread here on the 'grad. AnarchoBolshevik@lemmygrad.ml is very diligent with their sources, so that's a great start.
Comrade_River_Otter in asklemmygrad
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Hello, Comrades! I am once again asking for good sources of information. This time I would appreciate your recommendations on the how the rise of Nazism took place and what their rhetoric was around those they claimed were undesirables. Specifically, I guess, how they wound up at the "final solution." I've heard that the initial plan was deportation and I want to better understand how they went from horrible to unthinkingly horrific. Thank you!
Let me know if anyone recommends anything good bc the only thing that comes to mind for me is Blackshirts and Reds by Parenti but I don't think this is exactly what you are after
Blackshirts and Reds was my first thought too, but I agree it's not quite what OP is looking for. Still worth a read if they haven't yet though.
That was the very first theoretical book I read actually! But it is a good shout and I should perhaps reread it since it's been years now!
Not a book, but I recommend browsing the c/capitalismindecay megathread here on the 'grad. AnarchoBolshevik@lemmygrad.ml is very diligent with their sources, so that's a great start.
Thank you!