Episode
Part Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
1:04:01
Published: Thu Oct 15 2020
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Robert is joined again by Sofiya Alexandra to continue discussing the, 'Little Nazis.' Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The podcast discusses murder cases, including those involving babies.
00:00 - 01:58 (01:58)
Summary
The podcast discusses murder cases, including those involving babies. It can be found on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, and other platforms.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
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The frustration of wanting emotional closure when loved ones admit they were wrong about supporting Trump but seeing that it is unlikely.
01:58 - 06:49 (04:51)
Summary
The frustration of wanting emotional closure when loved ones admit they were wrong about supporting Trump but seeing that it is unlikely. Comparing the desire for closure to the knowledge we have on the outcome of the Nazis.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
To understand Nazi Germany and our current times, it’s important to recognize that many Germans at the time did not believe that Hitler would lead them to war.
06:49 - 10:38 (03:48)
Summary
To understand Nazi Germany and our current times, it’s important to recognize that many Germans at the time did not believe that Hitler would lead them to war. This was because the only media they consumed was propaganda or completely idiotic.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
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The movie explores the lives of peasants in occupied Russia who turned in their own Jews and Hitler Youth members who participated in the meet and greet gathering stuff with Nazi high brass.
10:39 - 16:09 (05:30)
Summary
The movie explores the lives of peasants in occupied Russia who turned in their own Jews and Hitler Youth members who participated in the meet and greet gathering stuff with Nazi high brass. It also highlights how the negative press and violence of the Nazis were drowned out by programs like the strength through joy program that enabled working Germans to travel at a low cost.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The majority of Americans during World War II chose to ignore the concentration camps and pretend nothing was happening, causing the suffering and death of many people considered "undesirables" in Nazi Germany.
16:09 - 22:36 (06:26)
Summary
The majority of Americans during World War II chose to ignore the concentration camps and pretend nothing was happening, causing the suffering and death of many people considered "undesirables" in Nazi Germany. Local papers reported incidents of killings by guards at Dachau as early as 1933, but Americans failed to acknowledge the atrocities until later in the war.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The importance of monuments in remembering history cannot be overstated, but it is crucial to remember the people that fought against the injustices, not those that were for it.
22:36 - 30:42 (08:05)
Summary
The importance of monuments in remembering history cannot be overstated, but it is crucial to remember the people that fought against the injustices, not those that were for it. Monuments serve as reminders of history and play a vital role in the society's reckoning with their past.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Nazis experimented with carbon monoxide gas on mentally handicapped people using trucks.
30:42 - 35:34 (04:52)
Summary
The Nazis experimented with carbon monoxide gas on mentally handicapped people using trucks. This was the first method of poisoning that they used before switching to gas chambers.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Einsatzgruppen special task unit, comprising mainly of SS officers, were responsible for the systematic mass murder of Jews.
35:34 - 41:45 (06:11)
Summary
The Einsatzgruppen special task unit, comprising mainly of SS officers, were responsible for the systematic mass murder of Jews. They were compiling a comprehensive list of actual perpetrators for the first time, with a focus on those who had pulled triggers, loaded Jews into train cars, manned gas chambers, and more.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Nazi state was adept at using regular police to round up Jews and other undesirables, with many police officers recruited to the SS, and SS officers assigned to the police.
41:46 - 47:59 (06:13)
Summary
The Nazi state was adept at using regular police to round up Jews and other undesirables, with many police officers recruited to the SS, and SS officers assigned to the police. Many decent men played an active role in the Holocaust, which remains one of its most bitter realities.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
This podcast episode discusses how Hitler's rise to power was aided by the gradual habituation of people to being governed by surprise and secret decisions, and how the degree of trust in Hitler was high among ordinary people due to his achievement of seemingly impossible goals.
47:59 - 53:29 (05:29)
Summary
This podcast episode discusses how Hitler's rise to power was aided by the gradual habituation of people to being governed by surprise and secret decisions, and how the degree of trust in Hitler was high among ordinary people due to his achievement of seemingly impossible goals.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The willingness to be continuously distracted and fascinated by external threats can provide a convenient excuse for people to avoid critical thinking, as illustrated by an anecdote in which a chemical engineer recounts how the world was lost to Nazi Germany.
53:29 - 56:27 (02:57)
Summary
The willingness to be continuously distracted and fascinated by external threats can provide a convenient excuse for people to avoid critical thinking, as illustrated by an anecdote in which a chemical engineer recounts how the world was lost to Nazi Germany.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker reflects on his decision to take an oath of allegiance in Nazi Germany, with a mental reservation that no government or person could override his conscience, and discusses the ethical implications of his choice.
56:27 - 1:00:49 (04:22)
Summary
The speaker reflects on his decision to take an oath of allegiance in Nazi Germany, with a mental reservation that no government or person could override his conscience, and discusses the ethical implications of his choice.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker wonders when decent people who voted for Trump, despite knowing how terrible he would be, will ultimately surrender to his regime, even if it means letting the camps on the border turn into full death camps because the alternative would be their own loss of comfort and prestige.
1:00:49 - 1:05:25 (04:35)
Summary
The speaker wonders when decent people who voted for Trump, despite knowing how terrible he would be, will ultimately surrender to his regime, even if it means letting the camps on the border turn into full death camps because the alternative would be their own loss of comfort and prestige.
EpisodePart Two: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Journalist Osvaldo Oshin investigates the unsolved murder of three radio journalists in Miami.
1:05:25 - 1:07:13 (01:47)
Summary
Journalist Osvaldo Oshin investigates the unsolved murder of three radio journalists in Miami. He delves into the world of drugs and darkness, uncovering hints of a larger conspiracy and a mastermind who was never caught.