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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 9, "sent": 22, "sentence": "**0.4** The Holocaust is defined by USHMM as \"the systematic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million European Jews by the Nazi German regime and its allies and collaborators.\"[^9] Robert Gerwarth and Stephan Malinowski state the field's position on its causes: the standard accounts of Nazi anti-Jewish policy, by Longerich, Browning and Friedländer, give no colonial causation, and the large literature on German antisemitism has not found colonial racism to be an influence.[^10] Christopher Browning, on Jewish labor in the ghettos: when the advocates of production gained room, the ideological goal was \"never superseded, just temporarily deferred\".[^11]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0018"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 11, "sent": 25, "sentence": "**0.6** The colonial reading of Nazism has three parts, and the field gives each a different verdict.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0019"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 11, "sent": 27, "sentence": "Tooze's \"last great land grab\" is one statement of it.[^2] Richard Evans, reviewing Shelley Baranowski's *Nazi Empire* (2010), called it a \"powerful and persuasive new synthesis\" and judged the global and colonial context \"the more promising\" explanation of Nazism.[^13] (b) Continuity from German South West Africa is contested.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0020"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 11, "sent": 28, "sentence": "Jürgen Zimmerer compares the Herero and Nama genocide of 1904–08 with Nazi rule on three axes, genocide, the \"racial state\" and forced labor.[^14] Gerwarth and Malinowski argue that the breach of 1904 was largely consistent with European colonial standards of its time and that the Nazi war of annihilation broke with colonial traditions.[^15] Andreas Eckert, in a closing chapter reviewed by Mohamed Adhikari, is \"quite clear that there was no direct path 'from Windhoek to Auschwitz'.\"[^16] (c) Colonial causation of the murder of the Jews is largely rejected (0.4).[^10] The continuity school's common ancestor is Hannah Arendt; Gerwarth and Malinowski title their critique \"Hannah Arendt's Ghosts\".[^10]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0021"}
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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 15, "sent": 37, "sentence": "Hachtmann: \"at the latest beginning in 1936 – and in marked contrast to the Weimar Republic – the Fordist production regime rapidly gained in significance in ever broader sectors of industry … under conditions of still largely (doubly) free labour.\"[^19] His example of the new plant is Volkswagen at Fallersleben, built on the model of Ford's River Rouge.[^20]", "alias": ["\\b(Lebensraum|Versailles|Weimar|Wehrmacht|appeasement)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0023"}
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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 25, "sent": 68, "sentence": "Against Carroll Kakel, who \"traces a nineteenth-century American model radicalized by Hitler\", Nelson writes: \"I trace an American model inspiring and shaping settler politics in the nineteenth-century German East and argue that the resulting settler practice in the East then radicalized under Hitler.\" \"A settler colonial politics with race built in was already well established in the Wartheland while Hitler was still a child.\"[^26] Sering himself, \"who was not a Nazi\", died in November 1939 and \"would not have approved of the most coldly 'rational' form of pure settler colonialism in the Warta Space, that is, the forced deportation of Polish farmers\".[^26] The continuity runs through an institution and its personnel, Meyer and the RKF.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0032"}
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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 45, "sent": 123, "sentence": "**5.1** Herbert names the contradiction from which the labor order grew: \"the contradiction between the economic interest in exploiting as many foreigners as possible and the ideological principles of National Socialism, which sought to protect the Volk from mixing with 'foreign blood.' From this contradiction there developed a rigidly hierarchical racist system for the treatment of forced laborers.\"[^7] With the Poles, the first large intake, \"It was possible to bring a large number of Polish workers to Germany against their will within a short time as well as to put in place a two-tiered society based on a hierarchy of 'racial' criteria.\"[^44] By 1944 \"the four-tiered staggered wage system continued to reinforce the privileged position of German workers.\"[^31]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0039"}
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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 50, "sent": 139, "sentence": "On the other hand, certain aspects of workplace rationalization contributed to the fact that racism – brought into the work world by the Nazis from outside – was softened and carried out virtually ad absurdum.\" From 1941–42 the Institut für Arbeitspsychologie und Arbeitspädagogik ran tests for the \"selection of foreigners\" based on the American Army Alpha and Beta tests; \"In the largest industrial psychological testing operation ever at the time, almost 500,000 civilian foreign labourers in far more than 1,000 companies were examined… Beginning in the autumn of 1943 concentration camp prisoners were even tested for their individual capabilities, irrespective of their national ('racial') affiliation and other categories.\"[^47] The testing \"tended to undermine the racist schema\", and it \"says little about the core issue\".[^47]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0041"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 51, "sent": 141, "sentence": "At the level of the regime, the noun governed the verb: wage tier, ration, segregation and punishment followed classification.[^31][^30] At the level of the measured operation, the instruments of the verb found individuals, and individual capacity crossed the racial grade.[^47] The first half found the same seam in Taylor, who selected one man from a gang: individuation persisted at the point of selection.[^48] Hachtmann's own clause locates the noun: racism was \"brought into the work world by the Nazis from outside\".[^47] The racial classification came from the state; the production system's own measures tended to disregard it; the state installed it anyway.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0042"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 56, "sent": 154, "sentence": "\"Only a minority of all prisoners in Nazi concentration camps was used in industrial production, and this took place exclusively during the relatively short time span from late 1942 to mid-1944. … Most of these prisoners were used for extremely difficult and strenuous construction work… The total number of concentration camp prisoners used in the industrial work deployment even in 1944, including the construction work for underground relocation, was limited to a few hundred thousand.\"[^52] His note, citing Herbert, gives about 240,000 in underground relocation in late 1944 and about 230,000 in private industry, figures \"almost impossible to estimate seriously\".[^52]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0043"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 80, "sent": 231, "sentence": "The regime was \"constantly caught in contradictions that produced inefficiencies, encapsulated in this instance by the mutually negating desires to extract value from foreigners but to keep them separate from and unequal to the German population.\" \"If—as Michael Allen has shown so well—that problem never really troubled the SS, which remained dedicated to destruction as its overriding priority, it did trouble the private industrial enterprises\".[^70] Hayes: \"Deprivation and death were omnipresent in the Nazi forced labor system, but they were not equally distributed.\"[^71]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0044"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 85, "sent": 243, "sentence": "It was the murder of six million European Jews.[^9] The field finds its causes in Nazi anti-Jewish policy and gives it no colonial or economic cause.[^10] Labor deferred the murder for some of the people who were put to work, and only for a time.[^11] The labor history in this paper describes an industrial form that the killing passed through at certain sites: on Hachtmann's chronology, industrial deployment of camp prisoners from late 1942 to mid-1944, and in the war's final months construction for the relocation of industry underground.[^52] It does not explain why the killing was done.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0045"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 87, "sent": 246, "sentence": "**10.1** The camp has a colonial history before Nazism.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0046"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 87, "sent": 250, "sentence": "Yet it is problematic to see the colonial camps as antecedents in a genealogical line at the end of which stand the Nazi death camps.\"[^73] His alternative: \"imperial wars and the drift towards 'total war' formed a common archive which inspired the architects of the concentration camps.\"[^73] In the book's account, \"In the aftermath of total war and revolution, 1911 to 1923, one authoritarian state after another reimported colonial counter-insurgency practices\", and \"the great majority of them were not sites of genocide\".[^74]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0047"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 89, "sent": 254, "sentence": "Zimmerer's chapter, as Adhikari reports it, points \"especially to continuities with the horrors perpetrated by the Nazi regime four decades later\"; \"From Windhoek to Auschwitz\" is his phrase.[^16] Eckert's closing chapter denies a \"direct path\".[^16] Adhikari: \"Clearly an explanation of Nazi violence cannot simply be reduced to colonial influences.\"[^16] Gerwarth and Malinowski hold that the Nazi war of annihilation broke with colonial traditions.[^15]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0048"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 90, "sent": 256, "sentence": "The repertoire of concentration, forced labor by captives, racial classification and settler clearance stood in a common archive from about 1900.[^73] The Nazi state drew on that archive in the East.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0049"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 90, "sent": 257, "sentence": "No line of descent from Windhoek to the Nazi camps is claimed here.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0050"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 93, "sent": 266, "sentence": "Continental imperialism truly begins at home.\"[^77] The chapter opens: \"Nazism and Bolshevism owe more to Pan-Germanism and Pan-Slavism (respectively) than to any other ideology or political movement.\"[^77]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0051"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 94, "sent": 268, "sentence": "What the bourgeois of the twentieth century \"cannot forgive Hitler for is not crime in itself, the crime against man, it is not the humiliation of man as such, it is the crime against the white man, the humiliation of the white man, and the fact that he applied to Europe colonialist procedures which until then had been reserved exclusively for the Arabs of Algeria, the coolies of India, and the blacks of Africa.\" \"It is this result, this boomerang effect of colonization that I wanted to point out.\"[^78] Foucault, in a lecture of 4 February 1976, is quoted as saying that colonization \"had a considerable boomerang effect on the mechanisms of power in the West\".[^79] Patricia Owens credits Arendt as perhaps \"the first to articulate what today we call 'blowback' and she termed the 'boomerang effect'.\"[^80]", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0052"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 98, "sent": 281, "sentence": "Nazi war Fordism joined that refined measure of activity to a state ontology that assigned populations different ranges of coercion.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0053"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 99, "sent": 284, "sentence": "The argument claims that Germany was an advanced industrial power for which labor became a binding wartime constraint, and that Lebensraum, a land program on the American and British imperial model, was turned in practice into a labor supply; that the East was conceived as a continental colony, through an institution of inner colonization older than Nazism; that conquest became labor policy, bringing millions of deported civilians and prisoners of war into Reich industry; that war Fordism, dated by Hachtmann from 1933, decomposed work horizontally while the racial state decomposed persons vertically, with wage tier, ration and segregation following classification; that Hachtmann's aptitude tests show the instruments of the verb crossing the racial grade, which the regime overrode; that the camp was attached to the factory from the second half of 1942, as a form whose industrial use engag", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b", "\\b(Lebensraum|Versailles|Weimar|Wehrmacht|appeasement)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0054"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 99, "sent": 285, "sentence": "It does not claim that the camps were founded as labor institutions, that camp labor was a large share of the war economy's workforce, that forced labor was generally profitable, that the Nazi camps descend from the colonial camps of 1900, or that the Holocaust has an economic or colonial cause.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0055"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 103, "sent": 295, "sentence": "\"Generalplan Ost\" by name was not seen in the Lebensraum article; the plan is cited from Nelson, ch. 8. 4.", "alias": ["\\b(Lebensraum|Versailles|Weimar|Wehrmacht|appeasement)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0056"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 103, "sent": 297, "sentence": "James Buchan's characterization (\"a figment of Hitler's fears and imagination\") is left out. 5.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0057"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 103, "sent": 316, "sentence": "Browning: quoted through Lerchenmueller's H-Genocide review; *Nazi Policy, Jewish Workers, German Killers*, p. 59, to be read. 19.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0058"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 103, "sent": 327, "sentence": "Pohl to Himmler, 30 April 1942: GHDI English, from *Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression* VIII; Nuremberg document number not seen. 26.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0059"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 108, "sent": 340, "sentence": "[^2]: Adam Tooze, *The Wages of Destruction: The Making and Breaking of the Nazi Economy* (London: Allen Lane, 2006), 166 and 462, as quoted in Robert J.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0060"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 109, "sent": 343, "sentence": "[^3]: USHMM, Holocaust Encyclopedia, \"Lebensraum,\" https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/lebensraum.", "alias": ["\\b(Lebensraum|Versailles|Weimar|Wehrmacht|appeasement)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0061"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 110, "sent": 345, "sentence": "[^4]: USHMM, Holocaust Encyclopedia, \"Nazi Camp System,\" https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/nazi-camp-system.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0062"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 113, "sent": 349, "sentence": "[^7]: Ulrich Herbert, \"Forced Laborers in the Third Reich: An Overview,\" *International Labor and Working-Class History* 58 (Fall 2000): 192–218, abstract, 192, https://library.fes.de/libalt/journals/swetsfulltext/14895169.pdf.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0063"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 117, "sent": 355, "sentence": "Browning, *Nazi Policy, Jewish Workers, German Killers* (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000), 59, as reported in Joachim Lerchenmueller's review, H-Genocide, April 2002, https://phdn.org/archives/www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/genocide/reviewstr47.htm.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0064"}
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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 119, "sent": 359, "sentence": "Evans, \"The Scramble for Europe,\" *London Review of Books* 33, no. 3 (2011), https://www.lrb.co.uk/v33/n03/richard-j-evans/the-scramble-for-europe, reviewing Shelley Baranowski, *Nazi Empire: German Colonialism and Imperialism from Bismarck to Hitler* (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010).", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0066"}
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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 129, "sent": 376, "sentence": "[^23]: *Hitler's Table Talk, 1941–1944*, trans.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0068"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 129, "sent": 382, "sentence": "Trevor-Roper (London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1953; New York: Enigma Books, 2000), entries of 2 August 1941 (evening), 17–18 September 1941 and 17 October 1941 (evening), archive.org text, https://archive.org/download/HitlerTableTalk/Hitler%20TableTalk_djvu.txt.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0069"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 129, "sent": 383, "sentence": "The \"Redskins\" line is also quoted by USHMM, \"Lebensraum.\"", "alias": ["\\b(Lebensraum|Versailles|Weimar|Wehrmacht|appeasement)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0070"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 130, "sent": 384, "sentence": "[^24]: \"Hitler's Table Talk,\" *Wikipedia*, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitler%27s_Table_Talk, reporting Richard Evans and Ian Kershaw on the need to collate the English with the German editions (Jochmann 1980; Picker), Richard Carrier (2003) on the passages translated from François Genoud's French, and Mikael Nilsson, *Hitler Redux* (2020).", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0071"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 131, "sent": 386, "sentence": "Evans, \"Let's learn from the English,\" *London Review of Books* 30, no. 18 (25 September 2008), https://www.lrb.co.uk/v30/n18/richard-j-evans/lets-learn-from-the-english, reviewing Mark Mazower, *Hitler's Empire* (London: Allen Lane, 2008).", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0072"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 133, "sent": 389, "sentence": "[^27]: Nelson, *Frontiers of Empire*, ch. 8, \"The Legacy of Max Sering and Inner Colonization: The Second World War and Its Aftermath,\" 254–274, doi:10.1017/9781009235402.008, https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/frontiers-of-empire/legacy-of-max-sering-and-inner-colonization/92BCDD16D3F6D616EAF834066B44D841.", "alias": ["\\b(World War II|Second World War|WWII|WW2)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0073"}
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{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 134, "sent": 392, "sentence": "Colonialists during the Second World War, 1939–1943,\" doi:10.1093/oso/9780190697907.003.0009, abstract.", "alias": ["\\b(World War II|Second World War|WWII|WW2)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0075"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 137, "sent": 395, "sentence": "[^31]: Herbert, \"Forced Laborers in the Third Reich,\" 199.", "alias": ["\\b(Nazi\\w*|National Socialis\\w+|Third Reich|Hitler\\w*)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0076"}
{"dep": 1669, "title": "The Colony Enters the Factory: War Fordism, Racial Labor Hierarchy, and the Industrialization of Conquest (EA-NOUN-VERB-02 v1.0)", "date": "2026-10-07", "para": 138, "sent": 396, "sentence": "[^32]: \"Forced labour under German rule during World War II,\" *Wikipedia*, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_labour_under_German_rule_during_World_War_II, citing Christoph Kleinschmidt.", "alias": ["\\b(World War II|Second World War|WWII|WW2)\\b"], "cand_id": "D0077"}
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