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WHAT HAPPENED TO THE “FIERY RED GLOW”?: WORKERS’ EXPERIENCES AND GERMAN FASCISM
Ist Teil von
The History of Everyday Life, 2018, p.198-251
Ort / Verlag
Princeton: Princeton University Press
Erscheinungsjahr
2018
Link zum Volltext
Quelle
Alma/SFX Local Collection
Beschreibungen/Notizen
DURING the afternoon and evening of January 30, 1933, tens of thousands of persons poured out into the streets and squares in scores of working-class neighborhoods. They were indignant, appalled at the seizure of power by Hitler and the Nazis; in many towns across Germany, demonstration processions were organized, but these gatherings were quickly dispersed wherever they formed. Several local protest actions and strikes were staged, but had no echo beyond their immediate locality.¹ In stark contrast with the analyses—or rather the hopes—of many who had been active in one of the leftist workers’ movements, there was no