ERNST NOLTE'S EUROPEAN CIVIL WAR 1917-1945
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Read the preface here: This Book and the “Historians’ Dispute”, A Balance Sheet after Ten Years.
Read the introduction here: Perspectives for the World War Era
Read Chapter 1 here, Final point and Prelude 1933: The Anti-Marxist Seizure of Power in Germany.
CHAPTER 2: Looking Back In The Years 1917-32: Communists, National Socialists, Soviet Russia
Read Chapter 2 Section 1 here, Russia’s Collapse and the drive Towards World Revolution: The February Revolution and the 1917 Bolshevik Seizure of power.
Read Chapter 2 Section 2 here, The emergence of the Communist Party of Germany from the World War and the Russian Revolution
Read Chapter 2 Section 3 here, The Victory of the Bolsheviks and the Defeats of the Communist Party of Germany 1919-1921
Read Chapter 2 Section 4 here, Early Anti-Bolshevism and the first rise of Hitler
Read Chapter 2 Section 5 here, “World Revolution” or “National Government” in Germany? The crisis year of 1923
Read Chapter 2 Section 6 here, The Soviet Union from the Death of Lenin to the Establishment of Stalin's Autocracy
Read Chapter 2 Section 7 here, The Period of Stabilization of the Weimar Republic 1924-1929
Read Chapter 2 Section 8 here, State relations between Germany and the Soviet Union
Read Chapter 2 Section 9 here, The limited civil war in Germany
Read Chapter 2 Section 10 here, The Eve of the National Socialist Takeover
CHAPTER 3: The Hostile Ideological-States in Peace 1933-1941
Read Chapter 3 Section 1 here, National Socialist Germany and the communist Soviet Union in 1933/34
Read Chapter 3 Section 2 here, The "Röhm Putsch" and the Assassination of Kirov in 1934
Read Chapter 3 Section 3 here, World Politics 1935/1936
Read Chapter 3 Section 4 here, Germany and the Soviet Union in the Spanish Civil War
Read Chapter 3 Section 5 here, The “Great Purge" and the Construction Pathos in the Soviet Union
Read Chapter 3 Section 6 here, Hitler’s Triumphs and the Consensus of the National-Community (Volksgemeinschaft)
Read Chapter 3 Section 7 here, The Failure of the Anti-Communist and Anti-Fascist Concepts in Great European Politics
Read Chapter 3 Section 8 here, The Hitler-Stalin Pact as the Beginning of the European Prelude to World War II
Read Chapter 3 Section 9 here, The Fragile Alliance: Triumphs, Gains, Tensions
CHAPTER 4: Structures of Two One-Party States
Read Chapter 4 Section 1 here, The State Parties and Their Leaders
Read Chapter 4 Section 2 here, The State Security Organs and Terror
Read Chapter 4 Section 3 here, The Youth Associations
Read Chapter 4 Section 4 here, Understanding of Self and Others In Literature and Propaganda
Read Chapter 4 Section 5 here, The Politicized Culture
Read Chapter 4 Section 6 here, Law and Lawlessness
Read Chapter 4 Section 7 here, Emigration and Resistance
Read Chapter 4 Section 8 here, Total Mobilization
CHAPTER 5: The German-Soviet War 1941-1945
Read Chapter 5 Section 1 here, The Attack Against the Soviet Union: Decisive Battle? —Liberation Campaign? — War of Extermination?
Read Chapter 5 Section 2 here, Necessities, Coincidences and Alternatives in the German-Soviet War
Read Chapter 5 Section 3 here, World War of Ideologies?
Read Chapter 5 Section 4 here, Genocides and “Final Solution to the Jewish Question”
Read Chapter 5 Section 5 here, The Change of Characteristics and the Paradoxical Victory of the Soviet Union
Read the conclusion here, The Conclusionary Reflection: From the European Civil War 1917-1945 to the World Civil War 1947-1990. The Epochs of the 20th Century
Read here the letter from François Furet to Ernst Nolte
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your work on this important book, which I must admit to still be digesting. However, as you are a scholar more familiar with Nolte's work, I wanted to ask about his reference to the wider concept of a 'global civil war' in Über den Weltbürgerkrieg des 20. Jahrhunderts. Is that translated? or do you know where one can access the German edition? (I don't know German, but for my own interest I'd risk AI to get a glimpse of what he is saying.)
Best wishes,
Abdassamad Clarke
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