The Gestapo and German Society: Enforcing Racial Policy, 1933-1945

George C. Browder · Robert Gellately

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European history and politics Central European national history German legal, social, and political studies

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List of maps List of tables Abbreviations and glossary Introduction I. The Gestapo: The emergence of the Gestapo Local organization of the Gestapo and police network II. German Society: Wurzburg and Lower Franconia before 1933 Anti-Jewish actions in Lower Franconia after 1933 III. Enforcing Racial Policy: The Gestapo and social co-operation: the example of political denunciation Racial policy and varieties of non-compliance Compliance through prssure 'Racially foreign': racial policy and Polish workers Conclusion Epilogue Bibliography Index

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