Destruição e fome na Alemanha após a segunda guerra mundial

Abstract

The subject of the Second World War, without a doubt, is one of the themes that causes curiosity in our contemporary society, the result of which is the vast works portraying this part of history, but from the immediate moment of surrender onwards it leaves something to be desired. The general objective of this academic work is to present the events after the Second World War in Germany in the chronology of time from the date of surrender on May 7, 1945, covering up to the year 1948; with specific objectives of describing the scenario of material destruction; report how hunger was felt by men and women of these survivors, in the search for food and analyze three websites with these themes observing how it was placed on the internet. The justification for this academic work is due to the historiographical “emptiness”. In this academic research, we used the qualitative bibliographic methodology, expanded with the use of other research sources such as three websites and two documentaries. We conclude, based on theoretical evidence, that the ideology of the (thousand-year-old Reich) had its fall, collapsing Nazism in 1945, which was a political project, which did not have final success, resulting in negative implications for the social life of the population, which was in Germany, which brought several material destructions and famine.