[W]hat did Germans know of the terror, discrimination and Holocaust by Nazi Germany, when were they are aware of it, and did they approve, oppose, or remain silent?
Book Reviews
How Guilty Were Ordinary Citizens in Germany?
By Michael Curtis ● The New English Review ● 05/20/2018
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