荣誉的欧洲化:20 世纪 50 年代德国国防军退伍军人与欧洲一体化

IF 0.3 3区 历史学 Q2 HISTORY Journal of Modern European History Pub Date : 2024-08-09 DOI:10.1177/16118944241265575
Alexander Hobe
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本文分析了 20 世纪 50 年代西德国防军退伍军人协会的欧洲化。文章利用与欧洲退伍军人伞式组织的成立有关的档案资料,论证了退伍军人在战后几十年中试图重新确立政治地位的努力,如果不考虑其欧洲维度,就无法理解他们的努力。事实上,退伍军人认为他们的欧洲拓展活动是其 "荣誉政治 "的核心支柱,这主要体现在为盟军关押的战犯进行鼓动。因此,为了使自己成为有效、合法的利益代表,退伍军人进行了欧洲化。这一过程有意识地效仿了正在进行的一体化进程,同时又表现出源自退伍军人自身的鲜明特点。文章追踪了退伍军人的跨国互动、他们在西德社团政治中的竞争态势以及退伍军人的社团利益,以解释他们另类欧洲化的具体形式。
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The Europeanization of Honour: Wehrmacht Veterans and European Integration in the 1950s
This article analyses the Europeanization of West German associations of Wehrmacht veterans in the 1950s. Using archival sources concerning the foundation of a European veterans’ umbrella organisation, the article argues that the veterans’ attempts at political reassertion in the post-war decades cannot be understood without accounting for their European dimension. Indeed, the veterans considered their European outreach to be a core pillar of their ‘politics of honour’, which manifested itself mainly in the agitation for the war criminals in Allied custody. Thus, aiming to establish themselves as effective and legitimate interest representatives, the veterans Europeanized. This process was consciously modelled after the ongoing process of integration while simultaneously exhibiting distinct characteristics stemming from the veterans themselves. The article tracks the veterans’ transnational interactions, their competitive dynamics in West German associational politics and the veterans’ associational interests to explain their specific form of an alternative Europeanization.
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