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...Tobias Hübinette Duke University Press 2007 Asia as a Topos of Fear and Desire for Nazis and Extreme Rightists: The Case of Asian Studies in Sweden Tobias Hübinette Introducing a Delicate Issue The origin of this article comes from having spent a couple of years...

..., this article reveals unsettling allegations about Jarring’s activities during a shadowy, little-known period in his life — a dark period in Sweden’s history, during which academic and political elites were in thrall to a far-right zeitgeist that dovetailed with Germany’s Nazi movement. The article concludes...

... from their theories.80 For example, Rushton has stated that genetic similarity theory suggests that the Nazi army was battle-effective because of racial homogeneity, while the U.S. Army was ineffective in Viet- nam because...

... of the Soviet Union and its bloc. Liu’s lion- ization is also accompanied by its obverse, a demonization of China, which has extended to attempts to associate China with Nazi Germany, accompa- Sautman and Yan ❘ The “Right Dissident” 583...

..., inverted totalitarianism works to depoliti- cize its citizenry, thus paying a left-handed compliment to the prior experi- ence of democratization. Where the Nazis strove to give the masses a sense of collective power and confidence,Kraft durch...

... Series is occasionally referenced as well (May 1967, no. 49). Sh jo manga artists were undoubtedly influenced by the popularity and core narrative of Anne Frank s Diary, judging by the serialization of many original manga stories about Jewish families escaping Nazi persecution. Examples from this same...

... Europeans and of Americans against Japanese Americans from the 1930s and early 1940s.~ Readers, television viewers, and video renters in postwar Japan have not been asked to make connections between the history of Nazi brutalities...

... the Nazi Party rose to power in the Ger- man Reichstag, in March it passed the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service. This legislation and other Nazi measures aimed at excluding anti- Nazi and non- Aryan elements from public...

...- tion of the “silent Nazi diaspora,” I think he was clearly convinced that even fascism need not always take the form of violence and coercion associated with its historical experience, polluting the judicial process and poisoning the educational...

... socialist doctrine) in the 1960s by A. J. P. Tay- lor and Fritz Fischer when it appeared in a controversial debate regarding the proper understanding of Nazi Germany in the context of contemporary European history.5 While the Fischer debate...

... the crisis of parties as state apparatuses. This cri- sis is strictly connected to the fall of the Soviet system, and the connection needs to be investigated fully, bearing in mind that the three state forms of the twentieth century—parliamentary, nazi...

... Wobbly and the last Catholic Anarchist The last paranoid Lefty The last Nazi The first bought vote in the first election The last hand caught in the last cookie jar The last cowboy on the last frontier...

... been undermined in the discipline of the history of political thought by its own attempts to rejuvenate itself through recourse to early-twentieth- century figures of dubious political orientation in Europe, especially Nazis...

..., scholarly folklore associations were born with the Third Reich, and folklore fell prey to Nazi politicians and ideologues whether folklorists wanted it or not. Lixfeld’s study is significant in the sense that it has broken the myth of the “two folk...

... gross occupation strategies. Li’s general strate- gic aim is to set a foundation for “read[ing] these films as . . . a phantasma- goria”; colonized, colonizers, visiting Nazis, and diplomats alike might be excused for falling under its thrall...

... left for the European theater and is archived at the Wing Luke Asian Museum in Seattle, Washington. Woo was interned, though not in the United States. He spent twenty-seven months in Stalag 17 and other Nazi prison camps after being...

... violated basic ethical standards of reportage. There are limited precedents in academic research on propaganda films of internment camps. 6 The most well known of these is Karel Margry's ( 1992 : 145–64) article on the Nazi-produced film called Theresienstadt (also known as The Führer Gives...

... the forms of its modernity.28 The Tempest begins with Otomenaku˘’s recollection of a Nazi film he saw in colonial Korea. He recalls his pleasure at identifying with the Nazis: their precision and regularity; their citizen-­like, modern...

... in the corpus of writings that appear under the name “Walter Benjamin” or any of the pseudonyms he adopted after the Nazi seizure of power. Rather, the aim is to develop to a productive perspective on certain dimensions of this corpus regarding his...

... occupied by Germany, especially in France. Assassi- nations occurred, as did bombings on roadways and buildings held by the Nazis. Various kinds of violent resistance appeared, which the Geneva Con- ventions recognized retroactively. What is more...