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دانلود کتاب Sweden, the Swastika and Stalin: The Swedish experience in the Second World War
دانلود کتاب سوئد، سواستیکا و استالین: تجربه سوئد در جنگ جهانی دوم
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Sweden, the Swastika and Stalin: The Swedish experience in the Second World War
ویرایش: 1
نویسندگان: John Gilmour
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ISBN (شابک) : 0748627464, 9780748627462
ناشر: Edinburgh University Press
سال نشر: 2011
تعداد صفحات: 337
زبان: English
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توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب سوئد، سواستیکا و استالین: تجربه سوئد در جنگ جهانی دوم
این کتاب با پوشش طیفی از چالش‌ها، تهدیدها، مسائل، معضلات، و تغییراتی که سوئد در طول جنگ با آن مواجه شده و با آنها برخورد کرده است، شکاف موجود در ادبیات موجود در مورد جنگ جهانی دوم را پر می‌کند. علاقه به تجربیات زمان جنگ سوئد افزایش یافته است. پس از جنگ به عنوان یک بی طرف که هم به نیروهای آلمانی اجازه عبور از خاکش را می داد و هم به تجارت با رژیم نازی در طول سال های هولوکاست ادامه می داد. بسیاری از تصورات نادرست و تصورات نادرست در نتیجه اطلاعات نادرست و پنهان عمدی همه طرف ها در این مدت به وجود آمده و تداوم یافته است. خوانندگان این کتاب دیدگاه تازه و گسترده ای از دوره، شخصیت ها و مشکلات از یک جهت گیری سوئدی به دست خواهند آورد.
توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی
This book fills a gap in the existing literature on the Second World War by covering the range of challenges, threats, issues, dilemmas, and changes faced and dealt with by Sweden during the conflict.Interest in Sweden's wartime experiences has increased due to its post-war profile as a neutral that both allowed German troops to transit through its territory and also carried on trading with the Nazi regime during the holocaust years. Many misconceptions and false impressions have arisen and persisted as a result of deliberate misinformation and concealment by all sides during that time. Readers of this book will gain a fresh, broad view of the period, personalities and problems from a Swedish orientation.
فهرست مطالب
Contents Figures Acknowledgements Introduction Part One 1 – Shades of Neutrality? Political Challenges and Social Changes, 1900–1939 SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PROGRESS, DEFENCE AND FOREIGN POLICY, 1920–1939 A CHANGING SOCIETY, 1918–1939 Notes 2 – Wartime Power and Personalities THE PARTIES, THE KING AND THE CABINET THE DIPLOMATS THE PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM Notes 3 – Isolation, 1939–1941 TRADE AGREEMENTS, DECEMBER 1939–JANUARY 1940 THE ALANDS, FINLAND AND THE WINTER WAR, OCTOBER 1939–FEBRUARY 1940 IRON ORE AND BELLIGERENT PRESSURE, NOVEMBER 1939–APRIL 1940 OPERATION WESERUBUNG, 9 APRIL 1940 THE ‘LEAVE TRAFFIC’ CONCESSION TO GERMANY, APRIL 1940–JUNE 1940 CLOSER TIES WITH FINLAND? APRIL 1940–DECEMBER 1940 CLOSER TIES WITH GERMANY? JUNE 1940–AUGUST 1940 TRADE, SUPPLY AND THE BLOCKADE, APRIL 1940–FEBRUARY 1941 DOMESTIC POLITICAL PRESSURE AND THE ELECTION, JUNE 1940–SEPTEMBER 1940 NEIGHBOURING OCCUPATION, OPPRESSION AND RESISTANCE, APRIL 1940–DECEMBER 1942 Norwegian Defiance Danish Cohabitation SWEDEN AND BARBAROSSA, DECEMBER 1940–JUNE 1941 ANOTHER CONCESSION, JUNE 1941 REELING BUT RESISTANT Notes 4 – Towards the Turning Point, July 1941–July 1943 GERMAN FLIRTATION AND ALLIED WEAKNESS; AFTER ENGELBRECHT, JULY 1941–FEBRUARY 1942 OPERATION PERFORMANCE, MARCH 1942 ALLIED PRESSURE TO END CONCESSIONS, APRIL 1942–DECEMBER 1942 THE POLICY SHIFT AND LIONEL AND DICTO, DECEMBER 1942–JANUARY 1943 GERMAN REVERSALS AND THE END OF SWEDISH TRANSIT, JANUARY 1943–JULY 1943 Notes 5 – Eastern Approaches and Western Reproaches: Finland’s Continuation War and the Collapse of Germany, June 1941–May 1945 FINNISH SECURITY AND THE SOVIET UNION, 1940–1941 FINLAND AND GERMANY, JUNE 1941–DECEMBER 1941 SWEDEN SEEKS A MEDIATION ROLE, MID-1942–MARCH 1944 FINNISH–RUSSIAN ARMISTICE, SEPTEMBER 1944 NEIGHBOURING OCCUPATION, OPPRESSION AND RESISTANCE, 1943–1945 Norway Denmark DANISH AND NORWEGIAN ‘POLICE TROOPS’ IN SWEDEN, 1943–1945 MORE PRESSURE ON SWEDEN, SEPTEMBER 1943–JANUARY 1944 THE BALL-BEARING OFFENSIVE, MARCH 1944–JUNE 1944 ENDING GERMAN TRADE, JULY 1944–JANUARY 1945 MEDIATION AND INTERVENTION, FEBRUARY 1945–MAY 1945 Notes 6 – Trading with Germany and the Allies – Blackmail and Brinksmanship SWEDEN’S NEGOTIATORS DOUBLE NEGOTIATIONS, 1937–APRIL 1940 NEGOTIATING WITH BRITAIN AND GERMANY – AXIS ASCENDANCY AND WESTERN ACCESS, 1940–1943 NEGOTIATING WITH BRITAIN, AMERICA AND GERMANY – ALLIED ASCENDANCY AND WESTERN ACCESS, 1943–1945 COMPULSION OR COOPERATION? THE WALLENBERG BROTHERS Notes Part Two 7 – Security, Subversion, Spies and Sabotage SWEDISH COUNTER-ESPIONAGE BRITISH INTELLIGENCE AND ACTIVITIES DANISH AND NORWEGIAN NATIONALS RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE AND ACTIVITIES GERMAN INTELLIGENCE AND ACTIVITIES SWEDISH ESPIONAGE POST-WAR CRITICISM AND OFFICIAL INQUIRIES Notes 8 – The Battle for Sweden’s Mind – Propaganda and Censorship MEDIA OVERSIGHT AND RESTRAINT Swedish Media New Authorities and Tighter Legislation Punishment, Seizure and ‘Advice’ GERMAN PROPAGANDA ACTIVITY German ‘Front’ Publications Cultivated Contacts ‘Cover’ Organisations BRITISH PROPAGANDA ACTIVITY British Publications British Council, Speakers and Visits Film and Other Media SWEDEN’S PROPAGANDA RESPONSE Moral Resistance Countering Rumours If the War Comes ‘Un-Swedish’ Propaganda Swedish Propaganda MORALE AND PROPAGANDA Notes 9 – Race, Rejection, Reception, Rescue and Redemption – Swedish Humanitarian Endeavours RACE REJECTION RECEPTION RESCUE AND REDEMPTION Adler-Rudel Plan Wallenberg Mission Red Cross and ‘White Buses’ OTHER HUMANITARIAN ACTIONS BALT REFUGEES AND REPATRIATION RETROSPECTIVE Notes 10 – Military Matters PRE-WAR DEFENCE PLANNING THE WINTER WAR, 1939 MOBILISATION MISFIRE, APRIL 1940 PROCUREMENT PROBLEMS LIGHTER EQUIPMENT POST-1940 ARMY STRATEGY AND DEPLOYMENT CONSEQUENCES OF GERMAN RETREAT SEA WAR AIR WAR SERVICE LEADERSHIP AND ATTITUDE SWEDISH DEFENCE CAPABILITY THE VON SCHELL INVASION PLAN, 1943 HOME DEFENCE ‘FREE WARFARE’ BEHIND ENEMY LINES? MILITARY CONCLUSIONS Notes 11 – The Front at Home – Beredskapstiden WARTIME POLITICS WARTIME ELECTIONS SHORTAGES AND RATIONING A SOCIETY IN FLUX WOMEN’S CHANGING ROLE FARMING FOR FOOD CIVIL DEFENCE SURVEILLANCE ENTERTAINMENT AND CULTURAL LIFE Radio Cinema Theatre Literature AT WORK SPORT AFTER THE WAR Notes 12 – Looking Back in Anger? The Assault on ‘Small-State Realism’ SMALL-STATE REALISM FROM ‘SMALL-STATE REALISM’ TO MORAL INTERPRETATION ‘REVELATIONS’, THE HOLOCAUST AND STATE INQUIRIES PER ALBIN AND THE COMMUNITARIAN ETHIC CONCLUDING COMMENTS Notes Abbreviations and Glossary Reference Sources and Bibliography Index
