American Refugee Policy and European Jewry, 1933–1945
Autor Richard Bretman, Alan M. Krauten Limba Engleză Hardback – 21 ian 1988
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780253304155
ISBN-10: 0253304156
Pagini: 324
Dimensiuni: 159 x 236 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: MH – Indiana University Press
ISBN-10: 0253304156
Pagini: 324
Dimensiuni: 159 x 236 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: MH – Indiana University Press
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Cuprins
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
ONE: The Labor DepartmentÕs Initiative
TWO: Guardians of Visa Policy
THREE: A Window of Opportunity?
FOUR: Refugees and American Jewry
FIVE: The Fifth Column Threat
SIX: Breckinridge Long and the Jewish Refugees
SEVEN: A Message to Rabbi Wise
EIGHT: War Propaganda and the Jews
NINE: On a Broad Humanitarian Basis
TEN: The War Refugee Board in Europe
ELEVEN: Roosevelt and the Refugees in the 1930s
TWELVE: Roosevelt and the Holocaust
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
INDEX
INTRODUCTION
ONE: The Labor DepartmentÕs Initiative
TWO: Guardians of Visa Policy
THREE: A Window of Opportunity?
FOUR: Refugees and American Jewry
FIVE: The Fifth Column Threat
SIX: Breckinridge Long and the Jewish Refugees
SEVEN: A Message to Rabbi Wise
EIGHT: War Propaganda and the Jews
NINE: On a Broad Humanitarian Basis
TEN: The War Refugee Board in Europe
ELEVEN: Roosevelt and the Refugees in the 1930s
TWELVE: Roosevelt and the Holocaust
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
INDEX
Recenzii
. . . an exhaustively documented and important book . . . Philadelphia Inquirer This is an unusually thoughtful and balanced treatment of a controversial subject. Based on very extensive archival research, this will be from here on the first book those interested in the subject should read. Gerhard Weinberg
Informative, even-tempered and dispassionate . . . this comprehensive study of a controversial subject makes for indispensable reading. Dimensions
. . . stands as the most readable of the growing literature on America's response to the Holocaust. History
. . . important, finely calibrated study . . . Journal of American History
It is a masterful study, and one which future students of American policy during the Holocaust years will have to consult. Midstream
. . . perceptive and penetrating . . . an excellent analysis of the bureaucratic priorities of policy makers in Washington and officials abroad in handling the refugees issue between 1933-1945. Journal of Refugee Studies
. . . the author's novel approach to familiar material makes this a valuable contribution in attempting to understand what happens when humanitarian concerns and national interests collide. American Historical Review
" ... an exhaustively documented and important book ..." Philadelphia Inquirer "This is an unusually thoughtful and balanced treatment of a controversial subject. Based on very extensive archival research, this will be from here on the first book those interested in the subject should read." Gerhard Weinberg "Informative, even-tempered and dispassionate ... this comprehensive study of a controversial subject makes for indispensable reading." Dimensions " ... stands as the most readable of the growing literature on America's response to the Holocaust." History " ... important, finely calibrated study ..." Journal of American History "It is a masterful study, and one which future students of American policy during the Holocaust years will have to consult." Midstream " ... perceptive and penetrating ... an excellent analysis of the bureaucratic priorities of policy makers in Washington and officials abroad in handling the refugees issue between 1933-1945." Journal of Refugee Studies " ... the author's novel approach to familiar material makes this a valuable contribution in attempting to understand what happens when humanitarian concerns and national interests collide." American Historical Review
Informative, even-tempered and dispassionate . . . this comprehensive study of a controversial subject makes for indispensable reading. Dimensions
. . . stands as the most readable of the growing literature on America's response to the Holocaust. History
. . . important, finely calibrated study . . . Journal of American History
It is a masterful study, and one which future students of American policy during the Holocaust years will have to consult. Midstream
. . . perceptive and penetrating . . . an excellent analysis of the bureaucratic priorities of policy makers in Washington and officials abroad in handling the refugees issue between 1933-1945. Journal of Refugee Studies
. . . the author's novel approach to familiar material makes this a valuable contribution in attempting to understand what happens when humanitarian concerns and national interests collide. American Historical Review
" ... an exhaustively documented and important book ..." Philadelphia Inquirer "This is an unusually thoughtful and balanced treatment of a controversial subject. Based on very extensive archival research, this will be from here on the first book those interested in the subject should read." Gerhard Weinberg "Informative, even-tempered and dispassionate ... this comprehensive study of a controversial subject makes for indispensable reading." Dimensions " ... stands as the most readable of the growing literature on America's response to the Holocaust." History " ... important, finely calibrated study ..." Journal of American History "It is a masterful study, and one which future students of American policy during the Holocaust years will have to consult." Midstream " ... perceptive and penetrating ... an excellent analysis of the bureaucratic priorities of policy makers in Washington and officials abroad in handling the refugees issue between 1933-1945." Journal of Refugee Studies " ... the author's novel approach to familiar material makes this a valuable contribution in attempting to understand what happens when humanitarian concerns and national interests collide." American Historical Review
Notă biografică
Richard Bretman, Alan M. Kraut
Descriere
How does one explain America's failure to take bold action to resist the Nazi persecution and murder of European Jews?