The Hidden Holocaust?
by Claudia Schoppmann, Günter Grau
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- 2013
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- Taylor & Francis
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- 336
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- 9781134261055
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Original edition
A Hidden Holocaust: Lesbian and Gay Persecution in Germany 1933-1945 (Lesbian and Gay Studies)Originally published in 1994 English UNKNO
Other editions (8)
- A Hidden Holocaust: Lesbian and Gay Persecution in Germany 1933-1945 (Lesbian and Gay Studies)

- The Hidden Holocaust?: Gay and Lesbian Persecution in Germany 1933-45

- Hidden Holocaust? Gay and Lesbian Persecution in Germany 1933-45

- Hidden Holocaust? Gay and Lesbian Persecution in Germany, 1933-45

- Hidden Holocaust?: Gay and Lesbian Persecution in Germany 1933-45

What other readers say
Liked
This book is widely praised as an exceptionally important historical compilation, offering a deep and often overlooked insight into the systematic persecution of homosexual individuals in Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945. Reviewers highlight its value as a comprehensive reference, bringing together a range of official documents such as legal papers, police reports, memos, and statements from Nazi authorities, alongside poignant personal letters from survivors and civilians. The compiler is commended for providing clear socio-historic introductions for each topic, which greatly assists in understanding the context of the primary source materials. Readers appreciate its thoroughness in detailing the differential treatment of homosexual men and women during this dark period.
Disliked
Despite its critical importance, reviewers consistently note that this is a very challenging and heavy read. The primary source material, consisting of legal and official documents, often contains dense jargon which can make the text difficult to navigate initially. Furthermore, the subject matter itself is inherently disturbing and emotionally taxing, detailing the harsh realities of systemic oppression, including accounts of forced re-education and medical procedures. Readers should be prepared for content that is not only historically significant but also profoundly upsetting and difficult to process.
In short
Overall, the book is considered an essential and impactful contribution to historical understanding, despite its demanding nature. It provides an invaluable and raw look into a specific aspect of Nazi Germany's atrocities and the ideologies that fueled them. This work comes highly recommended for LGBTQ+ individuals seeking to connect with their history, as well as for anyone interested in a comprehensive understanding of the Nazi regime's persecution methods, the realities within concentration camps, and the devastating consequences of prejudice. It serves as a vital historical record and a stark reminder of the importance of learning from the past.
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