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Sweden after Nazism: Politics and Culture in the Wake of the Second World War
Author: Johan Ostling
Year: June 1, 2016
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Language: English



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Sweden after Nazism Politics and Culture in the Wake of the Second World War The book "Sweden after Nazism: Politics and Culture in the Wake of the Second World War" offers a comprehensive analysis of how the Second World War and the specter of Nazism impacted Swedish society, challenging the commonly held notion that Sweden was a nominally neutral power during the conflict. The author argues that while many Swedes initially shared an affinity for German culture, the war and its aftermath led to a significant shift in their self-perception and the country's political and cultural landscape. Pre-1939 Sweden: Affinity for German Culture Prior to 1939, many Swedes were drawn to German culture, with some even expressing admiration for the Third Reich. However, as the war broke out, this affinity began to fade, and prominent apologists for the Nazi regime were few and far between. Despite this, the legacy of Nazism continued to shape Swedish society, with some intellectuals viewing it as a discredited, distinctly German phenomenon rooted in militarism and Romanticism.
Швеция после нацизма Политика и культура после Второй мировой войны Книга "Швеция после нацизма: политика и культура после Второй мировой войны предлагает всесторонний анализ того, как Вторая мировая война и призрак нацизма повлияли на шведское общество, бросая вызов широко распространенному представлению о том, что Швеция была номинально нейтральной державой во время конфликта. Автор утверждает, что хотя многие шведы изначально разделяли близость к немецкой культуре, война и её последствия привели к значительному сдвигу в их самовосприятии и политическом и культурном ландшафте страны. Pre-1939 Швеция: близость к немецкой культуре До 1939 года многих шведов привлекала немецкая культура, а некоторые даже выражали восхищение Третьим рейхом. Однако по мере начала войны эта близость начала угасать, и видные апологеты нацистского режима были немногочисленны и находились далеко друг от друга. Несмотря на это, наследие нацизма продолжало формировать шведское общество, причем некоторые интеллектуалы рассматривали его как дискредитированное, отчетливо немецкое явление, уходящее корнями в милитаризм и романтизм.
Suède après le nazisme Politique et culture après la Seconde Guerre mondiale Livre "La Suède après le nazisme : politique et culture après la Seconde Guerre mondiale offre une analyse complète de la façon dont la Seconde Guerre mondiale et le fantôme du nazisme ont influencé la société suédoise, défiant l'idée largement répandue que la Suède était une puissance nominalement neutre pendant le conflit. L'auteur affirme que si de nombreux Suédois partageaient initialement une proximité avec la culture allemande, la guerre et ses conséquences ont entraîné un changement important dans leur image de soi et le paysage politique et culturel du pays. Pre-1939 Suède : proximité avec la culture allemande Jusqu'en 1939, de nombreux Suédois étaient attirés par la culture allemande, et certains exprimaient même leur admiration pour le Troisième Reich. Cependant, avec le début de la guerre, cette proximité a commencé à s'estomper, et les apologistes éminents du régime nazi étaient peu nombreux et loin les uns des autres. Malgré cela, l'héritage du nazisme a continué à façonner la société suédoise, et certains intellectuels l'ont considérée comme un phénomène discrédité, clairement allemand, ancré dans le militarisme et le romantisme.
Suecia después del nazismo Política y cultura después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial "Suecia después del nazismo: política y cultura después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial ofrece un análisis completo de cómo la Segunda Guerra Mundial y el fantasma del nazismo afectaron a la sociedad sueca, desafiando la idea generalizada de que Suecia era una potencia nominalmente neutral durante el conflicto. autor sostiene que aunque muchos suecos compartieron inicialmente su cercanía con la cultura alemana, la guerra y sus consecuencias llevaron a un cambio significativo en su imagen de sí mismos y en el panorama político y cultural del país. Pre-1939 Suecia: proximidad a la cultura alemana Hasta 1939, muchos suecos se sintieron atraídos por la cultura alemana, y algunos incluso expresaron admiración por el Tercer Reich. n embargo, a medida que comenzó la guerra, esta cercanía comenzó a desvanecerse, y los prominentes apologistas del régimen nazi eran pocos y estaban muy lejos unos de otros. A pesar de esto, el legado del nazismo continuó dando forma a la sociedad sueca, con algunos intelectuales viéndola como un fenómeno desacreditado, claramente alemán, arraigado en el militarismo y el romanticismo.
Svezia dopo il nazismo Politica e cultura dopo la seconda guerra mondiale "Svezia dopo il nazismo: politica e cultura dopo la seconda guerra mondiale offre un'analisi completa di come la seconda guerra mondiale e il fantasma del nazismo abbiano influenzato la società svedese, sfidando l'idea diffusa che la Svezia fosse una potenza nominalmente neutrale durante il conflitto. L'autore sostiene che, sebbene molti svedesi condividessero inizialmente la vicinanza alla cultura tedesca, la guerra e le sue conseguenze hanno portato a un cambiamento significativo nella loro percezione e nel panorama politico e culturale del paese. Pre-1939 Svezia: vicinanza alla cultura tedesca Fino al 1939 molti svedesi hanno attratto la cultura tedesca, e alcuni hanno anche espresso ammirazione per il Terzo Reich. Ma quando la guerra scoppiò, questa vicinanza cominciò a scomparire, e gli apologi del regime nazista erano pochi e lontani. Nonostante ciò, l'eredità del nazismo ha continuato a formare la società svedese, con alcuni intellettuali che la consideravano un fenomeno screditato, chiaramente tedesco, radicato nel militarismo e nel romanticismo.
Schweden nach dem Nationalsozialismus Politik und Kultur nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg Das Buch „Schweden nach dem Nationalsozialismus: Politik und Kultur nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg“ bietet eine umfassende Analyse, wie der Zweite Weltkrieg und das Gespenst des Nationalsozialismus die schwedische Gesellschaft beeinflusst haben, und stellt die weit verbreitete Vorstellung in Frage, dass Schweden während des Konflikts eine nominell neutrale Macht war. Der Autor argumentiert, dass, obwohl viele Schweden anfangs eine Affinität zur deutschen Kultur teilten, der Krieg und seine Folgen zu einer erheblichen Verschiebung ihres Selbstverständnisses und der politischen und kulturellen Landschaft des Landes führten. Pre-1939 Schweden: Nähe zur deutschen Kultur Bis 1939 zogen viele Schweden die deutsche Kultur an, und einige äußerten sogar ihre Bewunderung für das Dritte Reich. Als der Krieg jedoch begann, begann diese Nähe zu verblassen, und prominente Apologeten des NS-Regimes waren wenige und weit voneinander entfernt. Trotzdem prägte das Erbe des Nationalsozialismus weiterhin die schwedische Gesellschaft, wobei einige Intellektuelle sie als diskreditiertes, eindeutig deutsches Phänomen betrachteten, das in Militarismus und Romantik verwurzelt war.
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İkinci Dünya Savaşı Sonrası Nazizm Politikası ve Kültürü İsveç İkinci Dünya Savaşı Sonrası Nazizm Sonrası İsveç: İkinci Dünya Savaşı Sonrası Politika ve Kültür kitabı, İkinci Dünya Savaşı ve Nazizm hayaletinin İsveç toplumunu nasıl etkilediğine dair kapsamlı bir analiz sunarak, İsveç'in çatışma sırasında nominal olarak tarafsız bir güç olduğu yönündeki yaygın algıya meydan okuyor. Yazar, birçok İsveçlinin başlangıçta Alman kültürüne yakınlık duymasına rağmen, savaşın ve sonuçlarının kendi algılarında ve ülkenin politik ve kültürel manzarasında önemli bir değişime yol açtığını iddia ediyor. Pre-1939 İsveç: Alman kültürüne yakınlık 1939 yılına kadar, birçok İsveçli Alman kültürüne ilgi duyuyordu ve hatta bazıları Üçüncü Reich'a olan hayranlığını dile getirdi. Bununla birlikte, savaş başladığında, bu yakınlık kaybolmaya başladı ve Nazi rejiminin önde gelen savunucuları çok azdı. Buna rağmen, Nazizm'in mirası İsveç toplumunu şekillendirmeye devam etti, bazı entelektüeller onu militarizm ve romantizmden kaynaklanan itibarsız, belirgin bir Alman fenomeni olarak gördüler.
السويد بعد النازية السياسة والثقافة بعد الحرب العالمية الثانية يقدم كتاب السويد بعد النازية: السياسة والثقافة بعد الحرب العالمية الثانية تحليلاً شاملاً لكيفية تأثير الحرب العالمية الثانية وشبح النازية على المجتمع السويدي، متحديًا التصور السائد بأن السويد كانت قوة محايدة اسميًا خلال الصراع. ويدعي صاحب البلاغ أنه على الرغم من أن العديد من السويديين كانوا يشتركون في البداية في تقارب مع الثقافة الألمانية، فإن الحرب وعواقبها أدت إلى تحول كبير في تصورهم لذاتهم وفي المشهد السياسي والثقافي للبلد. Pre-1939 السويد: القرب من الثقافة الألمانية حتى عام 1939، انجذب العديد من السويديين إلى الثقافة الألمانية، حتى أن البعض أعرب عن إعجابه بالرايخ الثالث. ومع ذلك، مع بدء الحرب، بدأ هذا التقارب في التلاشي، وكان المدافعون البارزون عن النظام النازي قليلين ومتباعدين. على الرغم من ذلك، استمر إرث النازية في تشكيل المجتمع السويدي، حيث اعتبره بعض المثقفين ظاهرة ألمانية فاقدة للمصداقية ومتجذرة في النزعة العسكرية والرومانسية.

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