Moral Combat: History of World War II (TPB)
A clear, chronological narrative exploring many of the ethical dilemmas posed for real people during and after the Second World War. Literature on the Second World War is voluminous. In `Moral Combat`, however, Michael Burleigh achieves what few historians can claim to have done; by exploring the moral sentiment of entire societies and their leaders, and how this changed under the impact of total war, he presents readers with an entirely fresh perspective of this conflict. Opening with the `predators` - Mussolini, Hitler, Prince Hirohito of Japan - and moving onto appeasement (a popular policy or a `wrong` policy?), the rape of Poland, Barbarossa, the role of Churchill, and the Holocaust, Burleigh analyses the moral dimension of the...
Издательство:
HarperCollins UK
Дата выхода: февраль 2012