The Origins of Totalitarianism (Q1327843)

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book by Hannah Arendt examining Nazism and Stalinism
  • Elemente und Ursprünge totaler Herrschaft
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The Origins of Totalitarianism
book by Hannah Arendt examining Nazism and Stalinism
  • Elemente und Ursprünge totaler Herrschaft

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The Origins of Totalitarianism (English)
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acteristic of these times, when Jewish individuals and the first small wealthy Jewish communities were more powerful than at any time in the nineteenth century, was the frankness with which their privileged status and their right to it was discussed, and the careful testimony of the authorities to the importance of their services to the state. There was not the slightest doubt or ambiguity about the connection between services rendered and privileges granted. (English)
Liefde voor de waarheid heeft nooit tot de politieke deugden behoord. De leugen is altijd beschouwd als een volstrekt gerechtigde methode in de politiek. (Dutch)
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