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9780674724600
Book Title
Islam and Nazi Germany's War
Item Length
9.2in
Publisher
Harvard University Press
Publication Year
2014
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.4in
Author
David Motadel
Genre
History, Political Science
Topic
Europe / Germany, Military / World War II, History & Theory, International Relations / General
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
30.3 Oz
Number of Pages
508 Pages

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With troops fighting in regions populated by Muslims from the Sahara to the Caucasus, Nazi officials saw Islam as a powerful force with the same enemies as Germany: the British Empire, the Soviet Union, and the Jews. David Motadel provides the first comprehensive account of Berlin's ambitious attempts to build an alliance with the Islamic world.

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Publisher
Harvard University Press
ISBN-10
0674724607
ISBN-13
9780674724600
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201571766

Product Key Features

Book Title
Islam and Nazi Germany's War
Author
David Motadel
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Europe / Germany, Military / World War II, History & Theory, International Relations / General
Publication Year
2014
Genre
History, Political Science
Number of Pages
508 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
1.4in
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
30.3 Oz

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D810.M8m68 2014
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The importance of Motadel's book is manifold... A strong work, providing anyone interested in the Nazi period and the role of Islam with a wealth of information and insight., Based on remarkable research, David Motadel has written an outstanding book on an important topic, providing fascinating and original insights into Nazism's attempts to win followers of Islam to support of Germany's war., In offering an interesting and important account of Islam in Nazism'e(tm)s war, Motadel reveals a little-known chapter in the conflict. This is a nuanced and sensitive account of a topic that is too important to ignore., There's one Nazi propaganda battle you don't hear much about. Now, Motadel details Hitler's efforts to promote himself as a backer of Islam. The Nazis saw the Muslim people as sharing common enemies, including the British Empire and Zionism. 'The peoples of Islam will always be closer to us than, for example, France,' Hitler said. But despite the Third Reich's best efforts, the Islam-Nazi relationship remained tempestuous. A new look at how World War II profoundly changed the Middle East., Motadel describes the Mufti's Nazi dealings vividly, but he also excels in unearthing other odious and fascinating characters... Impeccably researched and clearly written, [his] book will transform our understanding of the Nazi policies that were, Motadel writes, some 'of the most vigorous attempts to politicize and instrumentalize Islam in modern history.', Based on remarkable research, David Motadel has written an outstanding book on an important topic, providing fascinating and original insights into Nazism'e(tm)s attempts to win followers of Islam to support of Germany'e(tm)s war., Islam and Nazi Germany'e(tm)s War is a valuable ground-breaking work, energetically readable and unabashedly complicated'e¦ Through an extensive amount of research in some fairly recondite primary sources, Motadel tells the story of Nazi Germany'e(tm)s interaction with its Muslim conquests and would-be conquests in greater detail and with greater skill than any English-language historian before him. He stresses the at first odd-seeming fact that when it came to dealing with Muslims, the Nazis were almost jarringly accommodating'e¦ At heart, Motadel'e(tm)s revelatory book describes a mutual bafflement, and in that sense alone it'e(tm)s perhaps prescient. Either way, Islam and Nazi Germany'e(tm)s War is an indispensable enlargement of our understanding of the Second World War'e(tm)s Eastern European theater., Motadel'e(tm)s Islam and Nazi Germany'e(tm)s War is a superb analysis of little-known but important facts about World War II., Islam and Nazi Germany'e(tm)s War by David Motadel is an important contribution to our understanding of the relationship of Nazi Germany to the Islamic world., Islam and Nazi Germany'e(tm)s War by David Motadel'e¦make[s] fascinating reading and highlight[s] the variety of ways in which the German state sought to subvert the Muslim soldiers'e(tm) professional loyalty to the Allied armies in the two wars'e¦ [Motadel] must be lauded for [his] painstaking research in producing [this] highly readable [volume] that include[s] relevant photographs as well., Thanks to David Motadel's exhaustive scholarship we now have the first 'comprehensive study of German policy towards Islam during the Second World War.' In fact, it is even more than that, since it explores the roots of Nazi policy in Imperial Germany and the Great War and follows its tracks through the Weimar years into the Third Reich., [A] comprehensive and discerning history'e¦ Refresh[es] our understanding of Nazi Germany'e(tm)s involvement with the Middle East and the wider Muslim world'e¦ [Motadel] offers a portrait of continuity in the West'e(tm)s strategies for mobilizing Islam in wartime or for using Islam for its geopolitical ends'e"a history, on the whole, of continual failure'e¦ [A] sophisticated narrative., [A] comprehensive and discerning history... Refresh[es] our understanding of Nazi Germany's involvement with the Middle East and the wider Muslim world... [Motadel] offers a portrait of continuity in the West's strategies for mobilizing Islam in wartime or for using Islam for its geopolitical ends--a history, on the whole, of continual failure... [A] sophisticated narrative., Hitler'e(tm)s failed effort to put Muslim boots on the ground still stands as the most far-reaching Western attempt to use Islam to win a war. Such is the judgment of David Motadel, the author of a new, authoritative book, Islam and Nazi Germany'e(tm)s War . Motadel'e(tm)s detailed and fascinating explanation of how and why the Nazis failed to get Muslims on their side is a must-read for serious students of World War II, and it has an important message as well for our own policy in the Middle East., There'e(tm)s one Nazi propaganda battle you don'e(tm)t hear much about. Now, Motadel details Hitler'e(tm)s efforts to promote himself as a backer of Islam. The Nazis saw the Muslim people as sharing common enemies, including the British Empire and Zionism. 'e~The peoples of Islam will always be closer to us than, for example, France,'e(tm) Hitler said. But despite the Third Reich'e(tm)s best efforts, the Islam'e"Nazi relationship remained tempestuous. A new look at how World War II profoundly changed the Middle East., Motadel's book provides a vast panorama of the Third Reich's Islampolitik and clearly presents various aspects of this policy and various questions that it raises. Motadel loves details, and the book sometimes reads like historical anthropology... More generally, this book is virtually exhaustive in its approach, and would therefore be hard to surpass... Motadel uses an impressive number of sources, including diverse secondary sources and archives., In offering an interesting and important account of Islam in Nazism's war, Motadel reveals a little-known chapter in the conflict. This is a nuanced and sensitive account of a topic that is too important to ignore., An original contribution to the modern history of Islam, David Motadel's book is a powerful and timely reminder of Western colonial efforts to manipulate and mobilize jihadist rhetoric in the service of empire., Motadel is thorough, balanced in his judgments, and clear in exposition of the facts. Nazi attempts to instrumentalize Islam in the Arab world, the Caucasus, and the Balkans in order to foment rebellions in the empires of their enemies (Britain, USSR, and the U.S.) were unsuccessful. The recruitment of Muslim soldiers for the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS proved more fruitful, but despite great expenditure of funds and personnel, the Germans never attained their unrealistic goals. Beginning his account with the failed attempts to mobilize Muslims in WW I, Motadel details the reasons for Nazi failures in WW II... An outstanding contribution., Motadel describes the Mufti'e(tm)s Nazi dealings vividly, but he also excels in unearthing other odious and fascinating characters'e¦ Impeccably researched and clearly written, [his] book will transform our understanding of the Nazi policies that were, Motadel writes, some 'e~of the most vigorous attempts to politicize and instrumentalize Islam in modern history.'e(tm), David Motadel shows that the Nazi regime pushed a crude but fairly consistent anti-Orientalist line in order to forge a Muslim alliance. This went beyond the coincidence of shared enmities against the British, the Bolsheviks and the Jews, and promised to open up a true partnership based on shared key values: obedience to the leader, belief in the family and commitment to a holy war. Mastering this complex story and showing it from radically contrasting points of view is a remarkable achievement., Thanks to David Motadel'e(tm)s exhaustive scholarship we now have the first 'e~comprehensive study of German policy towards Islam during the Second World War.'e(tm) In fact, it is even more than that, since it explores the roots of Nazi policy in Imperial Germany and the Great War and follows its tracks through the Weimar years into the Third Reich., David Motadel's book is erudite, thorough, and elegantly written. It will be the reference on its subject for a long time to come., Islam and Nazi Germany'e(tm)s War is the first book to provide an in-depth study of this complex relationship, charting its twists and turns as Hitler'e(tm)s paladins sought to bring Muslims onside. It is academically impeccable, drawing on a wealth of archival resources in a multitude of languages, yet it wears its erudition lightly. In the current climate, a subject such as this might be considered controversial. Motadel, however, is never less than resolutely serious and rigorous. The whiff of sensationalism never offends the nostrils'e¦ Motadel'e(tm)s book is a brilliantly original study that achieves that rare feat of combining rigor with accessibility. Most impressively, in the hugely crowded field of the second world war and Nazi Germany, it manages to explore an area of profound significance that had previously been overlooked., Motadel's treatment of an unsavory segment of modern Muslim history is as revealing as it is nuanced. Its strength lies not just in its erudite account of the Nazi perception of Islam but also in illustrating how the Allies used exactly the same tactics to rally Muslims against Hitler. With the specter of Isis haunting the world, it contains lessons from history we all need to learn., Motadel is thorough, balanced in his judgments, and clear in exposition of the facts. Nazi attempts to instrumentalize Islam in the Arab world, the Caucasus, and the Balkans in order to foment rebellions in the empires of their enemies (Britain, USSR, and the U.S.) were unsuccessful. The recruitment of Muslim soldiers for the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS proved more fruitful, but despite great expenditure of funds and personnel, the Germans never attained their unrealistic goals. Beginning his account with the failed attempts to mobilize Muslims in WW I, Motadel details the reasons for Nazi failures in WW II'e¦ An outstanding contribution., The importance of Motadel'e(tm)s book is manifold'e¦ A strong work, providing anyone interested in the Nazi period and the role of Islam with a wealth of information and insight., Islam and Nazi Germany's War by David Motadel is an important contribution to our understanding of the relationship of Nazi Germany to the Islamic world., Motadel's Islam and Nazi Germany's War is a superb analysis of little-known but important facts about World War II., David Motadel'e(tm)s book is erudite, thorough, and elegantly written. It will be the reference on its subject for a long time to come., Islam and Nazi Germany's War is a valuable ground-breaking work, energetically readable and unabashedly complicated... Through an extensive amount of research in some fairly recondite primary sources, Motadel tells the story of Nazi Germany's interaction with its Muslim conquests and would-be conquests in greater detail and with greater skill than any English-language historian before him. He stresses the at first odd-seeming fact that when it came to dealing with Muslims, the Nazis were almost jarringly accommodating... At heart, Motadel's revelatory book describes a mutual bafflement, and in that sense alone it's perhaps prescient. Either way, Islam and Nazi Germany's War is an indispensable enlargement of our understanding of the Second World War's Eastern European theater., [A] comprehensive and discerning history... Refresh[es] our understanding of Nazi Germany's involvement with the Middle East and the wider Muslim world... [Motadel] offers a portrait of continuity in the West's strategies for mobilizing Islam in wartime or for using Islam for its geopolitical ends-a history, on the whole, of continual failure... [A] sophisticated narrative., Islam and Nazi Germany's War is the first book to provide an in-depth study of this complex relationship, charting its twists and turns as Hitler's paladins sought to bring Muslims onside. It is academically impeccable, drawing on a wealth of archival resources in a multitude of languages, yet it wears its erudition lightly. In the current climate, a subject such as this might be considered controversial. Motadel, however, is never less than resolutely serious and rigorous. The whiff of sensationalism never offends the nostrils... Motadel's book is a brilliantly original study that achieves that rare feat of combining rigor with accessibility. Most impressively, in the hugely crowded field of the second world war and Nazi Germany, it manages to explore an area of profound significance that had previously been overlooked., Motadel'e(tm)s treatment of an unsavory segment of modern Muslim history is as revealing as it is nuanced. Its strength lies not just in its erudite account of the Nazi perception of Islam but also in illustrating how the Allies used exactly the same tactics to rally Muslims against Hitler. With the specter of Isis haunting the world, it contains lessons from history we all need to learn., David Motadel presents a deeply researched, finely written, and fascinating account of how the Nazis understood Islam and how they sought to mobilize, manipulate, and utilize it. There is no study quite like it, and it has much to teach not only to students of German history and Islamic studies, but also to those of international relations and geopolitics more broadly., Motadel'e(tm)s book provides a vast panorama of the Third Reich'e(tm)s Islampolitik and clearly presents various aspects of this policy and various questions that it raises. Motadel loves details, and the book sometimes reads like historical anthropology'e¦ More generally, this book is virtually exhaustive in its approach, and would therefore be hard to surpass'e¦ Motadel uses an impressive number of sources, including diverse secondary sources and archives., Hitler's failed effort to put Muslim boots on the ground still stands as the most far-reaching Western attempt to use Islam to win a war. Such is the judgment of David Motadel, the author of a new, authoritative book, Islam and Nazi Germany's War . Motadel's detailed and fascinating explanation of how and why the Nazis failed to get Muslims on their side is a must-read for serious students of World War II, and it has an important message as well for our own policy in the Middle East., Islam and Nazi Germany's War by David Motadel...make[s] fascinating reading and highlight[s] the variety of ways in which the German state sought to subvert the Muslim soldiers' professional loyalty to the Allied armies in the two wars... [Motadel] must be lauded for [his] painstaking research in producing [this] highly readable [volume] that include[s] relevant photographs as well.
Table of Content
Contents Introduction Part I. Foundations 1. Origins 2. Berlin's Muslim Moment Part II. Muslims in the War Zones 3. Islam and the War in North Africa and the Middle East 4. Islam and the War on the Eastern Front 5. Islam and the Battle for the Balkans Part III. Muslims in the Army 6. Mobilizing Muslims 7. Islam and Politics in the Units 8. Islam and Military Propaganda Conclusion Note on Sources Notes Acknowledgments Index
Copyright Date
2014
Lccn
2014-021587
Dewey Decimal
940.530917/67
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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