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Stauffenberg - mein Großvater war kein Attentäter

bySophie Bechtolsheim

Who is this book for? Readers interested in history, particularly World War II, and personal narratives about resistance against totalitarian regimes.

Topics WarIdentityMorality

MoodReflective

Ein ganz besonderer Blick auf den Widerstand gegen den Nationalsozialismus, ein Plädoyer, Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg und die anderen Männer und Frauen des 20. Juli 1944 für unsere Gegenwart neu zu entdecken. »Eines weiß ich gewiss: Die Persönlichkeit meines Großvaters lässt sich nicht darauf reduzieren, Attentäter gewesen zu sein. Seine Geisteshaltung, seine Motive, seine Lebensleistung zusammenzuschnüren und sein ganzes Leben auf die Tat am 20. Juli 1944 hin auszurichten, wird ihm nicht gerecht.« Sophie von Bechtolsheim

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Published on

14/06/2021

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9783442770007

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