Political Victims of the Nazis
Socialist History Society Public Meeting
Saturday 22nd September 2018 2.00pm
Saturday 22nd September 2018 2.00pm
Speaker:
Merilyn Moos
Chair of the London Retired Members branch of the University and College Union (UCU).
She is author of “Breaking the Silence, Voices of the British Children of Refugees from Nazism“, “Beaten But Not Defeated, Siegfried Moos – A German anti-Nazi who settled in Britain“, and a novel “The Language of Silence“.
Chair of the London Retired Members branch of the University and College Union (UCU).
She is author of “Breaking the Silence, Voices of the British Children of Refugees from Nazism“, “Beaten But Not Defeated, Siegfried Moos – A German anti-Nazi who settled in Britain“, and a novel “The Language of Silence“.
MARX MEMORIAL LIBRARY
37a Clerkenwell Green EC1R 0DU nearest tube Farringdon
FREE TO ATTEND – ALL WELCOME
37a Clerkenwell Green EC1R 0DU nearest tube Farringdon
FREE TO ATTEND – ALL WELCOME
The Nazis’s first enemy was the German organised
working class. Within days of the Reichstag fire in February 1933, thousands of
Communists had been arrested; ‘protective detention’ of the left, including
trade-union leaders, continued for months. Later, the Nazis treated any German
who had fought with the International Brigades as a traitor. Millions of Soviet
Prisoners of War died as a result of Nazi barbarism; even as Germany faced
final defeat, Soviet POWs were picked out to be killed in the camps. This is
the less well known story of those the Nazis were determined to destroy.
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