Hannah Arendt : Legal Theory and the Eichmann Trial By Peter Burdon

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Burdon, Peter

Publication details: Routledge 2019. LondonDescription: 160 PagesISBN:

9780367232269

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340.1 BUR.H

Summary: Table of Contents 1 Introduction: The Eichmann fires 2 The House of Judgment 3 The gray zone: Kapo trials 4 The accused 5 From expulsion to extermination 6 Wannsee: The enabling conference 7 Duties of a law-abiding citizen 8 The deportation chapters 9 Did Eichmann receive a fair trial? 10 Judgment 11 Reading Eichmann today 12 The last Nazi trials and forgiveness

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Table of Contents
1 Introduction: The Eichmann fires

2 The House of Judgment

3 The gray zone: Kapo trials

4 The accused

5 From expulsion to extermination

6 Wannsee: The enabling conference

7 Duties of a law-abiding citizen

8 The deportation chapters

9 Did Eichmann receive a fair trial?

10 Judgment

11 Reading Eichmann today

12 The last Nazi trials and forgiveness

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