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Os Nazis e o Mal. A Destruição do Ser Humano [EPUB ebook]

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O nazismo abriu a porta ao terrorismo globalizado. Traçou um mal estrutural onde ninguém estava a salvo, nem mesmo o povo alemão. O inimigo: todo aquele que fosse capaz de pensar por si mesmo de uma forma livre e contrária ao que ditavam as regras nazis. Os arianos eram pura e simplesmente «indivíduos fabricados», concebidos para a violência, isto é, autómatos inteligentes desumanizados. A socialização do crime mediante a violência convertida em cultura foi um dos objetivos que lograram estabelecer nos campos de concentração e na sociedade.
A presente obra levanta novamente a eterna questão: «O que é realmente o Homem? Um ser humano ou uma massa amorfa?»

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Language Portuguese ● Format EPUB ● ISBN 9781507168530 ● Translator Joao Romao ● Publisher Babelcube Inc. ● Published 2017 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 5041770 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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