For the next two years, Jewish artisans and textile workers in the Bialystok ghetto lived a semi-charmed existence, protected by the Wehrmacht against SS demands they be annihilated.

Mörike, writes one scholar, is situated historically in a state of Zwischenheit, or “betweenhood”; …

Other historians argue that accommodationism has been the prevalent form of ethnic collective action merely because it was the only option available to many […]

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