Beginnings, Mass Murder, and Aftermath of the Holocaust: Where History and Psychology Intersect (Hardcover)
Norman Solkoff
University Press of America
9780761820284
0-7618-2028-0
Beginnings, Mass Murder, and Aftermath of the Holocaust attempts to sensitize individuals to the tragic results of a racist world outlook, as well as make clear to them how complicated are the series of.
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steps that take the individual from the expression of racist sentiments and mild expressions of anti-Semitism to outright genocide. The text shows the complex ways in which politics, economics, culture, and social forces interacted with individual motivations to produce the Holocaust. A useful supplementary text for students in European History courses, students in Clinical and Social Psychology courses, and for students in Judaic Studies.
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