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Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis - Volume 124, Issue 4, 2011
Volume 124, Issue 4, 2011
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Inleiding: massaal geweld in de twintigste eeuw
More LessGenocide can be defined as a process of systematic persecution and annihilation of a group of people by a government. In the twentieth century approximately 40 to 60 million defenseless people have become victims of deliberate genocidal policies. In genocides individuals are persecuted and murdered merely on the basis of their presumed membership of a group rather than on their actual beliefs, character, or actions. G Read More
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Serbian Integral Nationalism, its Opponents, and Mass Violence in the Balkans 1903-1945
More LessThis article approaches Serbian integral nationalism as an historical phenomenon spanning the entire first half of the twentieth century, a phenomenon that repeatedly influenced the internal developments of the Serbian and Yugoslav states. Serbian integral nationalism refers to the strain of Serbian nationalism that called for the integration of all Serb-populated lands into one national state. The author shows how a li Read More
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De komst van de chamchas: staatsvorming en etnisch geweld in Gujarat, India
More LessIndia’s Hindu-Muslim violence is rarely spontaneous, as this violence is usually fomented by politicians who aim to reap electoral benefits from the ensuing polarisation. This article aims to explain the capacity of politicians to instigate violence, by relating Gujarat’s 2002 violence to the way Gujarat’s state has developed over the last 200 years. As new state institutions developed their capacity to deliver various public service Read More
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Stalinist state violence: a reappraisal twenty years after the archival revolution
More LessThe opening of the Soviet archives in the 1990s has offered historians of Stalinism unprecedented opportunities to research and understand the violence of the regime. The discovery of key documents and publication of revealing memoirs have shed light on four important genocides: the man-made famine of 1931-3, the Great Terror of 1937-8, the deportations of ethnic groups in 1939-45, and the mass forced labour in th Read More
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Jewish Self-Help and Rescue in the Netherlands during the Holocaust in Comparative Perspective
By Moore BobThe differences between rescue in the Netherlands when compared with Belgium and France are primarily in the structures of the organisations involved. In both France and Belgium the extent of Jewish self-help generated from migrant political and welfare groups at an early stage in the occupation helps to explain the speed of reaction when the deportations began. The degree of integration with wider non-Jewish welfare Read More
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Verwerkt en onverwerkt verleden - Oorlogstrauma’s in postcommunistisch Polen
Authors: Van Cant Katrin & Goddeeris IdesbaldIn post-communist Poland the Second World War is still capable of rousing intense emotions. Issues such as the killing of Jews in Jedwabne, the murder of more than 20,000 Polish officers in Katyń, the clash with Ukrainians in Volhynia, the Soviet role during the Warsaw Uprising, and the appropriation of Auschwitz regularly cause public debate and political tension. This is not surprising: Poland suffered more than any othe Read More
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Vuile oorlog, staatsterreur of genocide? - De Argentijnse worsteling met de herinnering aan de militaire dictatuur van 1976-1983
By Robben TonThree decades of memory politics about the collective violence, military rule, and disappearances in Argentina during the 1970s and early 1980s have led to shifting interpretations of this traumatic past. This article demonstrates that the politico-discursive confrontation between adversarial groups, and the unwillingness of the military to resolve the disappearances, have caused a cultural trauma. Unable to mourn an incomp Read More
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Genocidestudies - Enkele trends, vraagstukken, en resultaten
By Zwaan TonGenocide studies is a highly interdisciplinary field of research which has grown significantly in the last few decades. This article opens with a short note on recent developments in the academic debate. Thereafter five major topics in this field are discussed: the emergence, development, and end of genocidal processes; the situation in postgenocidal societies; and the prevention of genocide. The last part of the article summari Read More
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‘Kleine’ studies naar Grote Verhalen. Nationale geschiedenissen en hun ‘anderen’ in het moderne Europa - Stefan Berger en Chris Lorenz eds., Nationalizing the Past. Historians as Nation Builders in Modern Europe (Palgrave Publishers; Basingstoke, Hampshire 2010) 529 p., €78,- ISBN 9780230237926
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Gelaagde identiteiten in de Nederlanden - Nele Bemong, Mary Kemperink, Marita Mathijsen en Tom Sintobin eds., Naties in een spanningsveld. Tegenstrijdige bewegingen in de identiteitsvorming in negentiende-eeuws Vlaanderen en Nederland (Verloren; Hilversum 2010) 223 p., ill., €22,- ISBN 9789087041526
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Een rijk vriendenboek voor Pim Kooij - Geurt Collenteur, Maarten Duijvendak e.a., eds., Stad en regio. Opstellen aangeboden aan prof. Dr. Pim Kooij bij zijn afscheid als hoogleraar economische en sociale geschiedenis aan de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Van Gorcum; Assen 2010) 423 p., ill., krt., tbl., ISBN 9789023246114
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Commmunicatiesysteem en Öffentlichkeit. Detailstudie naar de publike sfeer in Keulen, Hamburg, Leipzig en Dresden - Daniel Bellingradt, Flugpublizistik und Öffentlichkeit um 1700. Dynamiken, Akteure und Strukturen im urbanen Raum des Alten Reiches (Franz Steiner Verlag; Stuttgart 2011) 548 p., ill., €77,15 ISBN 9783515098106
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Volume 138 (2025)
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Volume 137 (2024)
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Volume 136 (2023)
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Volume 135 (2022)
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Volume 134 (2021)
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Volume 133 (2020)
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Volume 132 (2019)
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Volume 131 (2018)
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Volume 130 (2017)
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Volume 129 (2016)
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Volume 128 (2015)
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Volume 127 (2014)
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Volume 126 (2013)
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Volume 125 (2012)
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Volume 124 (2011)
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Volume 123 (2010)
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