"National Socialism"

Three Faces West directed by Bernard Vorhaus Cast: John Wayne, Sigrid Gurie, Charles Coburn, Spencer Charters, Helen MacKellar, Roland Varno, Sonny Bupp, Wade Boteler, Trevor Bardette, Russell Simpson, Charles Waldron, Wendell Niles Cast: (see less) Plot Keywords: Political Issue, Homesteader, Austria, Concentration Camp, Protection, Drought, Small Town, Family, Agriculture, German Accent, Immigrant, Radio Program, Man In The Street, Land, National Socialism (see more) Plot Keywords: Political Issue, Homesteader, Austria, Concentration Camp, Protection, Drought, Small Town, Family, Agriculture, German Accent, Immigrant, Radio Program, Man In The Street, Land, National Socialism, Hardship, German, Community, Germany, Brutality, USA, First Love, Homeless, Sandstorm, Great Depression, Political Prisoner, Church Service, Shelter, Caravan, Thanksgiving, Desolation, Lost Love, Nephew, Uncle, Third Reich, Vienna, Nazi, Crop, Historical Fiction, 1930s, Gratitude, Leadership, Sacrifice, Americana, Despair, Rainstorm, Surgeon, Austrian, Car Accident, Chase, Church, Crippled Child, Doctor, Dust Storm, Engagement, Farmer, Father Daughter Relationship, Medical, Migration, Minister, Dust Bowl, North Dakota, Pocket Billiards, Political, Presumed Dead, Radio Broadcasting, Refugee, Romance, Romantic Rivalry, San Francisco California, Soil Conservation, Surgery, Train, Wedding, WWII, Oregon (see less)

On the Road to the Wolfs Lair: German Resistance to Hitler by Theodore S. Hamerow See all pages with references to "National Socialism". Excerpt - on Page 45: " ... They did not all became ardent supporters of National Socialism; in fact, only a few of them ever joined the party. But they saw in it a sign of growing ... " Key Phrases: Third Reich, National Socialism, Soviet Union, Weimar Republic, United States, Polish Corridor, military resisters, other resisters, few resisters, authoritarian coalition, ecclesiastical autonomy, military revival (see more) Key Phrases: Third Reich, National Socialism, Soviet Union, Weimar Republic, United States, Polish Corridor, Catholic Church, Claus von Stauffenberg, Confessing Church, Old Testament, Eastern Europe, German Protestantism, Great Britain, Adolf Hitler, Bishop Wurm, Bishop Galen, Center Party, Establishing the New Order, Cardinal Faulhaber, Social Democrats, Western Europe, Democratic Republic, Treaty of Versailles, German Empire, Hans Oster, military resisters, other resisters, few resisters, authoritarian coalition, ecclesiastical autonomy, military revival, victor states, racial program, principled opponent (see less)

Heidegger's Volk: Between National Socialism and Poetry (Cultural Memory in the Present) by James Phillips See all pages with references to "National Socialism". Excerpt - on Page 1: " ... Introduction Martin Heidegger’s engagement with National Socialism was a philosophical engagement, even though it appeared—and more than appeared—to be an abdication of philosophy. ... " Key Phrases: National Socialism, National Socialist, German Volk, The Death of Hegel, The Geschlecht of the Poem, Origin of the Work of Art, ontological mission, essential historicality, originary temporality, historical thickness, rectorial address, being that knows (see more) Key Phrases: National Socialism, National Socialist, German Volk, The Death of Hegel, The Geschlecht of the Poem, Origin of the Work of Art, Freiburg University, French Revolution, Philosophy of Right, The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics, Phenomenology of Spirit, Vom Wesen, German Being, Nazi Germany, Anglo-Saxon America, Being of Dasein, Critique of Pure Reason, Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, Old High German, ontological mission, essential historicality, originary temporality, historical thickness, rectorial address, being that knows, existentiell modification, classical ontology, logicist conception, blue deer, singular poem, extant object, ecstatic temporality, vulgar understanding, proper cast, genuine failure, peasant shoes, national socialism, pure ego, negative unity, existential analytic, missing tool, absolute negativity, animal rationale, liberal subject (see less)