Backing Hitler: consent and coercion in Nazi Germany

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European history and politics German legal, social, and political studies War, Law, and Justice

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Turning away from Weimar police justice concentration camps and media reports shadows of war social outsiders injustice and the Jews special Justice for foreign workers enemies in the ranks concentration camps in public spaces dictatorship and people at the end of the Third Reich.

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