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Turkey, the Jews, and the Holocaust
Taschenbuch von Corry Guttstadt
Sprache: Englisch

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This book analyses the minority politics of the Turkish republic and the country's ambivalent policies regarding Jewish refugees and Turkish Jews living abroad.
This book analyses the minority politics of the Turkish republic and the country's ambivalent policies regarding Jewish refugees and Turkish Jews living abroad.
Über den Autor
Corry Guttstadt is a lecturer in the Department of Turkish Studies at the Universität Hamburg and an independent researcher with a focus on Turkey.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface; Introduction: historical background; Part I. Turkey during the National Socialist Era (1933-45): 1. Turkey's foreign policy; 2. Nationalistic and repressive domestic policy - the regime of the Milli ¿ef; 3. The Jews in Turkey, 1933-45; 4. Turkey - a country for exiles?; 5. Turkey as a transit country on the way to Palestine; Part II. Turkish Jews and the Holocaust: 6. The bureaucracy of genocide and the role of the foreign office; 7. The fate of Turkish Jews in Germany and Austria; 8. France; 9. Belgium and the Netherlands; 10. Italy; 11. Southeastern Europe and the Aegean Islands; 12. The exchange of Turkish Jews from concentration camps; 13. Summary: rescue denied; Epilogue.
Über den Autor
Corry Guttstadt is a lecturer in the Department of Turkish Studies at the Universität Hamburg and an independent researcher with a focus on Turkey.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface; Introduction: historical background; Part I. Turkey during the National Socialist Era (1933-45): 1. Turkey's foreign policy; 2. Nationalistic and repressive domestic policy - the regime of the Milli ¿ef; 3. The Jews in Turkey, 1933-45; 4. Turkey - a country for exiles?; 5. Turkey as a transit country on the way to Palestine; Part II. Turkish Jews and the Holocaust: 6. The bureaucracy of genocide and the role of the foreign office; 7. The fate of Turkish Jews in Germany and Austria; 8. France; 9. Belgium and the Netherlands; 10. Italy; 11. Southeastern Europe and the Aegean Islands; 12. The exchange of Turkish Jews from concentration camps; 13. Summary: rescue denied; Epilogue.
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