John Spritzler
The People as Enemy: The Leaders' Hidden Agenda in World War II John Spritzler

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The People as Enemy: The Leaders' Hidden Agenda in World War II

John Spritzler

In The People as Enemy: The Leaders' Hidden Agenda in WWII John Spritzler considers World War II not as the good war, but, essentially, as the class war. More than forty-six million soldiers and civilians perished in World War II, not counting more than five million Jews killed in the Holocaust. Whole cities were bombed for the express purpose of killing civilians by the hundreds of thousands. And yet this war is known as the good war on the grounds that the aim of the Allied nations of Great Britain, the United States, the Soviet Union and China, and the outcome of the war, was to save the world from being enslaved by the Axis (Fascist) nations of Germany, Italy and Japan who intended to establish a master race tyranny worse than anything the world had ever seen. That is the official view of the war--the one we have all been taught--but presented here in The People As Enemy, is a very different, and disturbing view. This alternative view argues that the aims of the national leaders were not to defend democracy and self-determination, but to suppress class rebellion--to intimidate working people everywhere from rising up against elite power.

256 pages, Illustrations

Medios de comunicación	Libros Hardcover Book (Libro con lomo y cubierta duros)
Publicado	22 de mayo de 2026
ISBN13	9781551642178
Editores	Black Rose Books
Páginas	256
Dimensiones	154 × 230 × 20 mm · 548 g
Lengua	Inglés