The Palgrave handbook of anti-Communist persecutions

The Palgrave handbook of anti-Communist persecutions / Christian Gerlach, Clemens Six, editors.

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Other Authors: Gerlach, Christian, 1963- (Editor), Six, Clemens, 1975- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, [2020]
Subjects:
1900-1999
Anti-communist movements > History > 20th century.
Anti-communist movements
History
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Introduction: Anti-Communist Persecutions in The 20th Century- Christian Gerlach
  • Part I: Policies and Practices of Persecution
  • 2. The Smith Act Trials and Systemic Violence: Anti-Communist Persecution and Prosecution in America, 1949-1957- Barbara J. Falk
  • 3. The Continuities and Discontinuities of Anti-Leftist State Persecution in Modern Japan- Frank Jacob
  • 4. Franco's Anti-Communist Judicial System: Results and Solutions of Spanish Transitional Justice- Daniel Vallès Muñío
  • 5. Laboratories of The Conditio Humana: The Role of Communism in Greek and Argentine Torture Centers During Their Last Military Dictatorships- Janis Nalbadidacis
  • 6. Maoist Insurgency and The State's Counterinsurgency in India: An Anti-Anti-Communist Historical Perspective- Bernard D'mello and Gautam Navlakha
  • 7. Getting Hold of a Universe of Conspirators: Anti-Communist Panic, Fears of Subversion, and the Routine of Repression in Senegal's Early Postcolonial Secret Police (The Sûreté), 1962-1965- Alexander Keese
  • Part II: Anti-Communism in The Context of Nation-Building, Race and Religion
  • 8. How Anti-Communism Disrupted Decolonization: South Korea's State-Building Under US Patronage- Dong-Choon Kim
  • 9. Redefining The Outsider: Anti-Communist Narratives and the Student Massacre in Tlatelolco (1968)- Elisa Kriza
  • 10. The Black and Red Scare in the 20th Century United States- Robbie Lieberman
  • 11. Christian Agency in Anti-Communist Persecution? British-Malaya and Indonesia in the 1950s and 1960s- Clemens Six
  • Part III: Anti-Communist Persecution and New Models of Capital Accumulation
  • 12. Killing Communists: Stalinist Repression and the "Great Terror" in the Soviet Union- Wendy Z. Goldman
  • 13. Nation-Building as Anti-Communist Violence: The Armed Forces in Cold War Argentina- James H. Shrader
  • Part IV: The Role of Non-State Actors
  • 14. Non-State Anti-Communism and Political Violence in Argentina and Uruguay, 1958-1973- Ernesto Bohoslavsky and Magdalena Broquetas
  • 15. The Religious Justification of Anti-Communist Persecutions in Greece (1920-1949)- Amaryllis Logotheti
  • 16. From World War One to The Vanguard of Nazism? A Statistical Approach to the History of German Paramilitarism- Jan-Philipp Pomplun
  • 17. The Persecution of Communists in Mao's China- Ning Wang
  • 18. A Short History of Anti-Communist Violence in Colombia (1930-2018): Rupture with the Past or Rebranding?- Andrei Gomez-Suarez
  • Part V: Responses of the Persecuted
  • 19. "So That They Leave the Prison Cage as Conscious Revolutionaries": How Polish Communists Used Prison- Padraic Kenney
  • 20. Women, Communism, and Repression in Interwar Poland: 1918-1939- Natalia Jarska
  • 21. Indonesian Narratives of Survival in and after 1965 and their Relation to Societal Persecution- Christian Gerlach
  • 22. Remembering Anticommunist Violence in Rural Society in Indonesia: Patronage, Agricultural Transformation, and the Legacy of Violence- Grace Leksana
  • 23. The Left in Turkey: Emergence, Persecutions and Left-Wing Memory Work- Berna Pekesen
  • Part VI: Concluding Remarks
  • 24. Anti-Communism Between Globe-Spanning Processes and Local Peculiarities- Clemens Six.

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