@article{1482883,
      author = {Guise, John C.,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1482883},
      title = {Nazi Volksgemeinschaft technology : Gottfrried Feder,  Fritz Todt, and the Plassenburg Spirit /},
      abstract = {This book traces how Gottfried Feder and Fritz Todt made  technology essential to the Nazi world view. They groomed  engineers with a racist technical ideology that prepared  them to later supervise slave labor and the Holocaust.  Their concepts evolved from vlkisch technocracy to an  idealized harmony of man, machine and nature, and were  eclipsed by Albert Speers total war. Partially due to  willing self-coordination from engineers, they gained  political control over the engineering profession. Destined  to be pillars of the Volksgemeinschaft, engineers were  indoctrinated with Nazi principles of Aryan superiority at  the Reich School of Technology, the Plassenburg. Nazi  propaganda announced a bright future through technology,  furthering a sense of normalcy in Germany, despite the  ruthless exclusion of those unwanted. John C. Guse studied  at universities in Wisconsin, Nebraska, and at Bonn,  Germany. He was a Director at the American School of Paris  and inspecteur dlgu for the French International  Baccalaureat. His publications concern Fritz Todt,  propaganda for Nazi technology, and a forgotten internment  camp in France.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32056-9},
      recid = {1482883},
      pages = {1 online resource (317 pages) :},
}