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23 janvier 2013
- handle: 10670/1.ft059g
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Eva Hahn et al., « “The Holocaustizing of the Transfer-Discourse” », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.ft059g
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“My views are quite explicitly stated: the Holocaust was the most extreme atrocity in human history, and we lose our humanity if we are even willing to enter the arena of debate with those who seek to deny or underplay Nazi crimes.” Noam Chomsky’s 1992 assertion would not be challenged openly in Germany today. However, even though the uniqueness of the Holocaust remains undisputed, comparisons between Nazi crimes and supposedly similar crimes allegedly committed by the Allies after World War ...