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"Hitler's Willing Executioners"
This paper is a summary of "Hitler's Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust" by Daniel Goldhagen. -- 920 words; MLA

"Ordinary Men"
Analyzes Christopher R. Browning's history of the German Police Battalion in Nazi Germany, comparing it to Daniel Goldhagen's "Hitler's Willing Executioners". -- 757 words; MLA

Browning Vs. Goldhagen on the Holocaust
An examination of the psychology of the Holocaust as seen by Christopher Browning in "Ordinary Men" and by D.J. Goldhagen in "Hitler's Willing Executioner's". -- 1,630 words; APA

The Rise of Hitler
Background on how Hitler came to power. -- 2,400 words;

An Analysis of Browning and Goldhagen
An analysis of the work of Browning and Goldhagen regarding the role of the German military police in WWII. -- 1,575 words;

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HITLER'S WILLING EXECUTIONERS

Hitler's Willing Executioners
This book explains why the Holocaust occured. The cause of the Holocaust is
found in the beliefs of the Germans. This book tells non-Jewish Germans that the
Holocaust did not begin in the gas chambers and was not perpetrated solely by SS
officials
in the death camps. He says that the persecution began in schools, at the workplace, in
stores, at every street corner. Germans tortured and killed the Jews not because they
were
ordered to but because they wanted to. Two parts of the book analyze the specific nature
of German anti-Semitism from the Reformation to the rise of Nazism. A third part of the
book describes the consequences of what he defines as eliminationist antisemitism
during the implementation of the so-called final solution. In this third part, the part
of
the book which contains the empirical research, Goldhagen analyses three case studies
connected to three different aspects of the history of the genocide. He examines the
treatment of Jews in concentration camps, the behavior of Battalion 101 of the Order
Police in Poland, and the story of one of the many death marches enacted in the last six
months of the war. 
The author wrote in a remembering way, he wrote so you wouldn't forget anything
that had happened to the Jews. I thought he wrote this way so everyone that read his
book would see how terrible something like the Holocaust was and not to let anything
like
that happen again. I would consider this book to be most useful for the general college
audience because the Holocaust contained alot of graphic material and may not be
understood by junior high school students. The sources used by the author are very
dependable references.

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