Orderly And Humane: The Expulsion Of Germans After Second World War R M Douglas Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History

More Than 12 Million German-Speaking Civilians In Europe Were Driven From Their Homes The Wake Of Wwii Yet Barely Anyone Noticed Or Remembers Immediately After Second World War Victorious Allies Authorized And Helped To Carry Out Forced Relocation German Speakers Across Central Southern Germany Numbers Almost Unimaginable—Between 000 14 Most Them Women Children—And Losses Horrifying—At Least 500 People Perhaps Many Died While Detained Former Concentration Camps Locked Trains En Route Arriving Exhausted Malnourished Homeless This Book Is First Any Language Tell Full Story Immense Man-Made Catastrophe Based Mainly On Archival Records Countries That Carried Migrations International Humanitarian Organizations Tried But Failed Prevent Disastrous Results Orderly Humane: Expulsion Germans An Authoritative Objective Account It Examines Aspect European History Few Have Wished Confront Exploring How Expulsions Conceived Planned Executed Legacy Reverberates Throughout Today Important Study Largest Recorded Episode What We Now Call \ Ethnic Cleansing May Also Be Significant Untold Σελίδες: 512 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0723 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm