Vers une opposition militaire : Tresckow, Gersdorff, la guerre d’extermination et le génocide juif. La relation entre le groupe d’armées Centre et l’Einsatzgruppe B en 1941, à la lumière des nouvelles archives
Opposition to criminal orders was rare. Nevertheless, it has been found that high ranking military officers took conscience, very early, that the massacres were not isolated crimes nor incidental skids, but a genocidal program strongly resembling that which the Turks led against the Armenians in 191...
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| Format: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
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2007
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| Accès en ligne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Résumé: | Opposition to criminal orders was rare. Nevertheless, it has been found that high ranking military officers took conscience, very early, that the massacres were not isolated crimes nor incidental skids, but a genocidal program strongly resembling that which the Turks led against the Armenians in 1915 under cover of the Great War. Motivated by ethical preoccupation, these officers showed, in their attitude and their choices, that they had a total knowledge of the genocide. Once more, they put to light the fact that, confronted with extreme situations, each human being carries the possibility to think, to judge, and to choose. And that many of them found refuge not in the deliberate choice of evil, but rather in the refusal to think. |
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