Estonians were-in Anton Weiss-Wendt's telling words-the Third Reich's 'perfect collaborators.' Shamed by the Soviet occupation in and seduced by the prospect of preferential treatment from the Nazis as the most racially superior people of Eastern Europe, Estonians welcomed the Nazis as liberators, not conquerors, and embraced their cause out of a perverted nationalism rather than anti. Review of Anton Weiss-Wendt’s Murder Without Hatred: Estonians and the Holocaust. Abstract. Victimized Estonians murder ‘Bolshevized Jews’” is a satirical play on the title of the bookMurder without Hatred,and by extension, of its thesis that Estonians generally did not harbor antisemitic hatreds motivating the killing of Jews. On the contrary, the Estonians themselves were the victims of . "Estonians were—in Anton Weiss-Wendt’s telling words—the Third Reich’s ‘perfect collaborators.’ Shamed by the Soviet occupation in and seduced by the prospect of preferential treatment from the Nazis as the most racially superior people of Eastern Europe, Estonians welcomed the Nazis as liberators, not conquerors, and embraced their cause out of a perverted nationalism rather.
He is the author of Murder Without Hatred: Estonians and the Holocaust (Syracuse University Press, ) and Small-Town Russia: Childhood Memories of the Final Soviet Decade (Florida Academic Press, ), and the editor of Eradicating Differences: The Treatment of Minorities in Nazi-Dominated Europe (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, ), The. For examples of double collaboration in recent scholarship, see Anton Weiss-Wendt, Murder Without Hatred: Estonians and the Holocaust (Syracuse University Press, ), pp. , and Alexander Brakel, Unter Rotem Stern und Hakenkreuz: Baranowicze 19(Paderborn: Schöningh, ), p. ↩. 9. 11 Anton Weiss-Wendt, Murder Without Hatred: Estonians and the Holocaust (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press). See also Scott Straus, "What is the relationship between hate radio and violence? Rethinking Rwanda's 'radio.
Review of Anton Weiss-Wendt’s Murder Without Hatred: Estonians and the Holocaust. Abstract. Victimized Estonians murder ‘Bolshevized Jews’” is a satirical play on the title of the bookMurder without Hatred,and by extension, of its thesis that Estonians generally did not harbor antisemitic hatreds motivating the killing of Jews. On the contrary, the Estonians themselves were the victims of circumstances that compelled them to murder their fellow Jewish citizens, but only after first. Anton Weiss-Wendt (born ) is a Norwegian academic and historian. He has a PhD in Jewish history from Brandeis University and has worked at the Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities since Works. Weiss-Wendt, Anton (). Murder Without Hatred: Estonians and the Holocaust. Syracuse University Press. "Estonians were—in Anton Weiss-Wendt’s telling words—the Third Reich’s ‘perfect collaborators.’ Shamed by the Soviet occupation in and seduced by the prospect of preferential treatment from the Nazis as the most racially superior people of Eastern Europe, Estonians welcomed the Nazis as liberators, not conquerors, and embraced their cause out of a perverted nationalism rather.
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