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Alexander Neu analysis of selective antifascism

Overview

Alexander S. Neu, a former member of the Die Linke parliamentary group and former OSCE worker, has published an analysis regarding selective antifascism in European politics and media.

Neu explores the disparity in how historical atrocities are memorialized, noting that the fascist war of annihilation in the East, which caused approximately 27 million Soviet casualties, receives less attention than the Holocaust. His work also addresses the perception of distinctions between different types of Nazi perpetrators, pointing out that various European regimes, such as those in Vichy France, Mussolini’s Italy, Franco’s Spain, and the Ustashe in Croatia, included collaborators and sympathizers of fascist ideologies.

Entities

Alexander S. Neu · German Bundestag · Eurasian Society · NachDenkSeiten · Die Linke

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Alexander S. Neu discusses selective antifascism

    Former German MP Alexander S. Neu has published an article on the NachDenkSeiten blog regarding selective antifascism in modern politics and media.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Alexander Neu examines selective antifascism in politics and media

    Alexander Neu analyzes selective antifascism, noting differences in how the Holocaust and the war of annihilation in the East are memorialized, alongside the varying roles of European fascist regimes.

Sources

apokalypsnu.nl · dakowski.pl · novarepublika.cz · vlkovobloguje.wordpress.com