دانلود کتاب Bombing, States and Peoples in Western Europe 1940-1945

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Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Introduction
PART I
States and Peoples
1
Wartime Societies and Shelter Politics in National Socialist Germany and Britain*
2
The Blackout and the Idea of Community in Britain and Germany
3
Evacuation in Italy during the Second World War: Evolution and Management*
4
‘Relieving Sorrow and Misfortune’? State, Charity, Ideology and Aid in Bombed-out France, 1940–1944
PART II
Cultural Responses to Bombing
5
The Defence of Works of Art from Bombing in Italy during the Second World War*
6
‘The photograph my skull might take’: Bombs, Time and Photography in British and German Second World War Literature
7
Religion and Bombing in Italy, 1940–1945
8
‘Defend us from All Perils and Dangers of this Night’:1 Coping with Bombing in Britain during the Second World War
PART III
Society in the Bombing War
9
The Blitz Experience in British Society 1940–1941
10
The Allied Air War and German Society*
11
Orchestrated Solidarity: the Allied Air War in France and the Development of Local and State-Organized Solidarity Movements
12
The True Cause of the ‘Moral Collapse’: People, Fascists and Authorities under the Bombs. Naples and the Countryside, 1940–1944*
PART IV
Friend or Foe? Popular Perceptions of Bombing
13
Anglo-American Air Attacks and the Rebirth of Public Opinion in Fascist Italy*
Chapter 14
Muted Applause? British Prisoners of War as Observers and Victims of the Allied Bombing Campaign over Germany
15
Criminals or Liberators? French Public Opinion and the Allied Bombing of France, 1940–1945
16
A Comparative Approach to Newsreels and Bombing in the Second World War: Britain, France, Germany
Postscript
17
From War Talk to Rights Talk: Exile Politics, Aerial Bombardment and the Construction of the Human Rights Project during the Second World War1
Editors and Contributors
Bibliography