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The Aftermath of World War II: Collaboration & Retribution
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July 14, 2018
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8:30Now PlayingIn this video, I look at the aftermath of World War II. The period following the war was defined be questions of retribution for those who collaborated with the Nazis. Occupied countries asked themselves difficult questions. Was resistance a moral duty? Could collaboration be forgiven? How does Europe deal with countries like Austria were nazism was widespread?
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Sources:
Tony Judt, Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945
An Ugly Carnival, The Guardian,
S. Hoffman, Collaborationism in France During WW2, The Journal of Modern History, 1968
D. O. Pendas, Seeking Justice, Finding LawNazi Trials in Postwar Europe, The Journal of Modern History, 2009,
D. Bell, The New Normal, The Atlantic,
Music:
Mourning Song - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
String Impromptu Number 1 - Kevin MacLeod (incomputech.com)
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