Bibliocausto: a queima dos livros pelos nazistas durante o governo de Hitler no ano de 1933

Abstract

This work explore and studies about the bibliocaust, which was the burning of books by the nazis during the government of Hitler, in the year of 1933. It's results were obtained by the method of bibliography research, and also by QS, Question Study. In this present work it was approached about the criacion of the book Mein Kampf, Hitler's autobiography, that incitates the hate and the anti-semitism. And it's massive distribution for the german citizens. It describes how this book helped in the advertising against the jews and other immigrants, allied with other ways of communication, helping the censure of several culture ways that were not germans. It talks about the hitlerian student moviment, that were the most responsibles for the event of burning of books, and its campaigns to colect censure books, which gave the name of bibliocaust. It shows how was the burnings and its ideals, and in what cities happened the burnings. It highlights the acts of the american librarians in promote collections campaigns of books to ''feed'' intellectually the soldiers, repudiating the burnings of 1933 in the Germany, then criating moviments as the BVC (Book of the Victory Campaign) that was responsible to get for the soldiers, more than 423 thousands of books.