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George L. Mosse Series in the History of European Culture, Sexuality, and Ideas The Mosse Series promotes the vibrant international collaboration and community that historian George L. Mosse created during his lifetime by publishing major innovative works by outstanding scholars in European cultural and intellectual history. The Mosse Series publishes in three categories:
Please send all inquiries to Please send all inquiries to UW Press Editor in Chief Dan Crissman. For more information visit the Mosse Program in History.
Featured Writing against Hitler Hermann Budzislawski and the Making of Twentieth-Century Socialism Translated by Ben Fowkes “Siemens is a remarkable researcher who brings important gifts of imagination and archival persistence to his work. These qualities are evident in Writing against Hitler, an original study of one of the twentieth century’s most remarkable Zelig-like figures.” Rescue and Remembrance Imagining the German Collective after Nazism “This original and insightful account will be an essential addition to the library of anyone interested in the memory of the Holocaust, in particular the purposes to which the notion of rescue has been put since the war.” Surreal Geographies A New History of Holocaust Consciousness “An erudite, beautifully written book that journeys from the Yiddish poetry of Avrom Sutzkever to Donna Haraway’s manifesto on the ‘Chthulucene.’ Brackney shows how artists have not always deemed the Holocaust ‘unrepresentable.’ Rather, through surrealist articulations including science fiction and abstraction, representations of the Shoah have been unapologetically produced from the very beginning. In this provocative reading, surrealist discourse on the Holocaust becomes the foundation for contemporary engagement with the Anthropocene as we confront an environmental Holocaust in an imagined—or nearly present—future.” Propaganda and Persecution The French Resistance and the “Jewish Question” “Renée Poznanski is one of the finest scholars of our time on the subject of France during the Holocaust and World War II. Her central question here—How much did the French Resistance care about Jews and antisemitism?—is timely, and she presents a mountain of evidence to support her thesis.”
Recent and Backlist Click the icon below the book image to add the title to your shopping cart. Redeeming Objects The Best Weapon for Peace Messengers of Disaster Fascination with the Persecutor Respectability and Violence Unlearning Eugenics The Invisible Jewish Budapest Last Days of Theresienstadt Shaping the New Man Reason after Its Eclipse
The Holocaust and the West German Historians
The Perils of Normalcy
The Enemy of the New Man
Some Measure of Justice
An Uncompromising Generation
La Grande Italia
Of God and Gods
Jews and Other Germans
Cataclysms
Carl Schmitt and the Jews
The Jews in Mussolini's Italy
Collected Memories
Nazi Culture
What History Tells
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