Accusatory practices : denunciation in modern European history, 1789-1989

Sheila Fitzpatrick · Robert Gellately

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European Political History Analysis Medieval and Early Modern Justice European history and politics

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The opening of the Stasi archives in 1989 revealed the existence of denunciation and informing in police states, but such practices have long been known. This is an exploration of denunciation and informing in Europe in the two centuries between the French Revolution and the fall of the Berlin Wall. The contributors to this study offer a comparative treatment which has particular relevance to the historical anthropology of everyday practices and debates on totalitarianism.

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