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… Trotzdem ja zum Leben sagen: Drei Vortrage
AU$500 Read MoreAdd to cartViktor E. Frankl
Wien: Franz Deuticke, 1947.Three public lectures delivered by Frankl in March 1946, eleven months after his liberation from the concentration camps, in which he set out his ideas on meaning and resilience. First published in 1946, alongside his autobiographical and psychological work ‘Ein Psychologe erlebt das Konzentrationslager’, later translated as ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’, the lectures present a more concise philosophical treatment of ideas developed through his camp experience. Largely forgotten for more than seventy years, the work was not translated into English until 2020, as ‘Yes to Life: In Spite of Everything’.
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Das Judentum im Kriege
AU$650 Read MoreAdd to cartEdmund Daniek
Wien: Deutschnationale Vereinigung, 1919.Early interwar Austrian antisemitic tract. Daniek, a journalist and functionary of the Christlichsoziale Partei (CSP), wrote it as a central document of Christian Social antisemitism, and the party deployed it specifically against the Austrian Social Democrats in the February 1919 “Fluchtlings-Nationalratswahlkampf”, the first of the Republic’s so-called “refugee election campaigns”. It was used again in the May 1919 Vienna municipal election and the October 1920 National Council election. The pamphlet’s central argument was an antisemitic conspiracy theory portraying Austrian Jews who had fled Galicia and Bukovina during WWI as responsible for Austria’s wartime social and economic crisis, and it advocated a visible and aggressive attack on the Jewish population. A primary source for organised antisemitic politics in the immediate post-war Austrian Republic.