Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager

Theodor Fritsch, author of the infamous Handbuch der Judenfrage ( The Handbook of the Jewish Question), is a name that often comes up in studies on anti-Semitism. Yet Hitler’s letter dated November 28, 1930, shows that the field’s research must be pursued further still on the different aspects of h...

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Principais autores: Zumbini, Massimo Ferrari, Drouet, Léa, Mannoni, Olivier
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_208_0173RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2018-1-page-173?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.208.0173 Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager Zumbini, Massimo FerrariDrouet, LéaMannoni, Olivier2018 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 208 | 1 | 2018-03-14 | p. 173-205 | 2111-885X RHSHO_20888 Theodor Fritsch, author of the infamous Handbuch der Judenfrage ( The Handbook of the Jewish Question), is a name that often comes up in studies on anti-Semitism. Yet Hitler’s letter dated November 28, 1930, shows that the field’s research must be pursued further still on the different aspects of his long years as a radical anti-Semite. In it, Hitler confirms that he thoroughly studied Fritsch’s book during his years in Vienna and recognizes the central role that Fritsch played in the creation of Nazi anti-Semitism. This raises the question : Could Fritsch be viewed as Hitler’s guru ? What follows is a reconstruction of the history of the relationship between Hitler and Fritsch, from the sharp contrasts that brought them into conflict in the 1920s, as demonstrated by the criticism found in Mein Kampf, to the reconciliation of the 1930s.Cairn free access
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description Theodor Fritsch, author of the infamous Handbuch der Judenfrage ( The Handbook of the Jewish Question), is a name that often comes up in studies on anti-Semitism. Yet Hitler’s letter dated November 28, 1930, shows that the field’s research must be pursued further still on the different aspects of his long years as a radical anti-Semite. In it, Hitler confirms that he thoroughly studied Fritsch’s book during his years in Vienna and recognizes the central role that Fritsch played in the creation of Nazi anti-Semitism. This raises the question : Could Fritsch be viewed as Hitler’s guru ? What follows is a reconstruction of the history of the relationship between Hitler and Fritsch, from the sharp contrasts that brought them into conflict in the 1920s, as demonstrated by the criticism found in Mein Kampf, to the reconciliation of the 1930s.
author Zumbini, Massimo Ferrari
Drouet, Léa
Mannoni, Olivier
spellingShingle Zumbini, Massimo Ferrari
Drouet, Léa
Mannoni, Olivier
Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager
author_facet Zumbini, Massimo Ferrari
Drouet, Léa
Mannoni, Olivier
author_sort Zumbini, Massimo Ferrari
title Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager
title_short Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager
title_full Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager
title_fullStr Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager
title_full_unstemmed Le maître de Hitler ? Theodor Fritsch, La lettre de Hitler et les Lager
title_sort le maître de hitler ? theodor fritsch, la lettre de hitler et les lager
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