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Political Decisions that Allowed Hitler to Come into Power
01:23 - 12:06 (10:42)
The episode focuses on the leaders of political parties and the decisions they made that led to Hitler’s rise to power. It discusses how people supporting President Trump might be willing to throw people into camps, reeducate, or kill ideological enemies.
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The episode focuses on the leaders of political parties and high ranking conservative politicians who made decisions that opened the way for Hitler to come into power and comments on the alarming signs of people willing to support extreme measures in modern politics.
01:23 - 05:59 (04:36)
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The episode focuses on the leaders of political parties and high ranking conservative politicians who made decisions that opened the way for Hitler to come into power and comments on the alarming signs of people willing to support extreme measures in modern politics.
ChapterPolitical Decisions that Allowed Hitler to Come into Power
EpisodePart One: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Many supporters of the Nazis weren't necessarily motivated by a liking for Hitler, but by other reasons that enabled the Holocaust.
06:00 - 08:22 (02:21)
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Many supporters of the Nazis weren't necessarily motivated by a liking for Hitler, but by other reasons that enabled the Holocaust. The same type of people who enabled the genocide are the ones that won't even read a proper article or take action in today's society.
ChapterPolitical Decisions that Allowed Hitler to Come into Power
EpisodePart One: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Dr. Robert Gellately discusses the premise behind the book "The Gestapo and German Society" by discussing the personal conditions that cause someone to participate in totalitarian evil and ways to assume or avoid moral responsibility for their actions.
08:23 - 10:48 (02:25)
Summary
Dr. Robert Gellately discusses the premise behind the book "The Gestapo and German Society" by discussing the personal conditions that cause someone to participate in totalitarian evil and ways to assume or avoid moral responsibility for their actions.
ChapterPolitical Decisions that Allowed Hitler to Come into Power
EpisodePart One: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
This episode talks about the life of Milton Mayer, a journalist famous for his work with "They Thought They Were Free," a book about the experiences of Germans under Hitler, and the origins of the phrase "speak truth to power."
10:49 - 12:06 (01:17)
Summary
This episode talks about the life of Milton Mayer, a journalist famous for his work with "They Thought They Were Free," a book about the experiences of Germans under Hitler, and the origins of the phrase "speak truth to power."