International audienceUnlike intellectual refugees (artists, writers or scientists), political exiles from Nazi Germany who found refuge in the US, were never more than a few nundred. Most of them belonged to the German trade-union movement or were members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD). Their exile in the US was often a point of no return. This article analyses the inner tensions among this community of exiles torn between the traditional vision of the older generation of SPD representatives and the more pragmatic views of younger militants. Because of these tensions, efforts made through a "Council for a Democratic Germany", failed to influence the US Administration's choices concerning Germany's future after the war. Only those ref...
Dieser Überblick zum historischen Forschungsstand beschreibt die Dynamiken der Flüchtlingspolitik wä...
none1noOne of the most delicate issues after the war was where and how to resettle displaced persons...
Initially liberal in its response to refugees from Nazism in 1933, France soon closed its borders to...
International audienceUnlike intellectual refugees (artists, writers or scientists), political exile...
Claus-Dieter Krohn, German Political Exiles in the United States, 1933-1945. Unlike intellectual ref...
The emigration from the " Third Reich " amounted to more than half a million refugees, most of them ...
International audienceBefore 1948 American immigration law never tackled the problem of political re...
After Hitler invaded France in 1940, the leadership of the German Social Democratic party, the SPD, ...
L’intégration en Saxe des minorités allemandes d’Europe centrale et orientale expulsées à la fin de ...
Anne-Marie Duranton-Crabol, The Exile of French Intellectuals to the United States during World War ...
International audienceAt the end of the war, several collaborationist intellectuals tried to find a ...
Mario Menéndez, US Immigration Policy and Political Refugees, 1948-1958. Before 1948 American immigr...
This article outlines how a refugee policy took shape in the liberal countries bordering Nazi German...
The German Exile and Sociology: 1933 and 1945 After 1933. German universities were "brought to heel'...
This thesis is about the influence of exile (1933-1945) on the lives and work of Erika (1905-1969) a...
Dieser Überblick zum historischen Forschungsstand beschreibt die Dynamiken der Flüchtlingspolitik wä...
none1noOne of the most delicate issues after the war was where and how to resettle displaced persons...
Initially liberal in its response to refugees from Nazism in 1933, France soon closed its borders to...
International audienceUnlike intellectual refugees (artists, writers or scientists), political exile...
Claus-Dieter Krohn, German Political Exiles in the United States, 1933-1945. Unlike intellectual ref...
The emigration from the " Third Reich " amounted to more than half a million refugees, most of them ...
International audienceBefore 1948 American immigration law never tackled the problem of political re...
After Hitler invaded France in 1940, the leadership of the German Social Democratic party, the SPD, ...
L’intégration en Saxe des minorités allemandes d’Europe centrale et orientale expulsées à la fin de ...
Anne-Marie Duranton-Crabol, The Exile of French Intellectuals to the United States during World War ...
International audienceAt the end of the war, several collaborationist intellectuals tried to find a ...
Mario Menéndez, US Immigration Policy and Political Refugees, 1948-1958. Before 1948 American immigr...
This article outlines how a refugee policy took shape in the liberal countries bordering Nazi German...
The German Exile and Sociology: 1933 and 1945 After 1933. German universities were "brought to heel'...
This thesis is about the influence of exile (1933-1945) on the lives and work of Erika (1905-1969) a...
Dieser Überblick zum historischen Forschungsstand beschreibt die Dynamiken der Flüchtlingspolitik wä...
none1noOne of the most delicate issues after the war was where and how to resettle displaced persons...
Initially liberal in its response to refugees from Nazism in 1933, France soon closed its borders to...