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Titre L'HOLOCAUSTE DANS L'HISTORIOGRAPHIE ALLEMANDE UN POINT AVEUGLE DANS LA CONSCIENCE HISTORIQUE ?
Auteur Norbert Frei
Mir@bel Revue 20 & 21. Revue d'histoire
Titre à cette date : Vingtième siècle, revue d'histoire
Numéro no 34, avril-juin 1992 Histoires d'allemanges
Rubrique / Thématique
HISTOIRES D'ALLEMAGNES
Page 157-162
Résumé anglais The Holocaust in German historiography : a blind spot in historical conscience ? Norbert Frei. The historical interpretation of the Holocaust has gone through several distinct phases. After the war and in the 1950s, historians, as well as politicians and public opinion, limited themselves to positions both timid on the facts and moralizing. As of the 1960s, with the new start of prosecutions of Nazi war criminals, research was stimulated, especially on the factual level. In the last decade, historiography has concentrated on the victims of the Final Solution and on the social and demographic aspects of the Third Reich, a major development concealed by the " quarrel of German historians ".
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