Did Germans Really Supported Hitler?

Описание: The Taboo of Post-War Germany: Who Really Supported Hitler?

What role did authority and culture play in the darkest chapter of human history?

After World War II, Germany grappled with a silence that lingered for generations. Questions about the nation's complicity in Hitler's atrocities became taboo, but the echoes of history demanded answers. Historians like Christopher Browning and Daniel Goldhagen have shed light on the psychological and cultural dynamics that enabled ordinary people to partake in extraordinary evil.

Browning argued that the men of Unit 101—a reserve police battalion—committed atrocities due to obedience to authority and peer pressure, rather than bloodlust. On the other hand, Goldhagen suggested that Germany's historical upbringing cultivated an "eliminationist" ideology toward Jews, making participation in the Holocaust a reflection of deep-seated cultural hatred.

Join us as we explore the silence of post-war Germany, the psychology of obedience, and the cultural forces that shaped one of history's most haunting events.

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