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The destruction of the European Jews
Book • 2016
Raul Hilberg's 'The Destruction of the European Jews' is a groundbreaking historical analysis of the Holocaust.
It outlines the stages of persecution and extermination, from legal discrimination to the final annihilation of European Jews.
The book is based primarily on German documents, providing a detailed account of the bureaucratic machinery behind the genocide.
Hilberg's work has been influential in shaping Holocaust historiography, despite initial controversy over its approach to Jewish victimhood and resistance.
It outlines the stages of persecution and extermination, from legal discrimination to the final annihilation of European Jews.
The book is based primarily on German documents, providing a detailed account of the bureaucratic machinery behind the genocide.
Hilberg's work has been influential in shaping Holocaust historiography, despite initial controversy over its approach to Jewish victimhood and resistance.
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in the context of Holocaust scholarship and the importance of open debate, even with Holocaust deniers.


Norm Finkelstein

250 - Norman Finkelstein: Trump, Israel, Gaza, and the Criminalization of Dissent
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as the author of a foundational work on the Holocaust.


Norman Finkelstein

244 - Norman Finkelstein: Donald J. Trump, Mossad Conspiracies in Israel, and the Dying Left
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Norman Finkelstein On Gaza & Chuck Schumer, Whitney Webb On Diddy & Epstein,
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as a source of information on the systemic nature of the Holocaust.

Dan Gretton

The 'Desk Killers' of History, with Dan Gretton and Ros Urwin
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when discussing his approach to studying the Babi Yar massacre.

Shay Pilnik

Shay A. Pilnik, "The Ravine of Memory: Babyn Yar Between the Holocaust and the Great Patriotic War" (Purdue UP, 2025)