A record of interviews with those who experience Nazi Germany as a legacy that shapes their reminiscences of childhood. Dan Bar-On, an Israeli psychologist, went to Germany to talk to the middle-aged children of Nazis, men who ranged from minor functionaries of the Holocaust to mass murderers.

The physician from Auschwitz and his son; conjuring the darkness; those blue-eyed German songs; the camp doll; the hidden king; the crown prince; the Rabbi from Jerusalem; freedom and responsibility; small hills covered with trees; the divided self; gathering evidence; my father, my self; the narrow bridge; the dark side of the mind.

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Personen: Bar-On, Dan

Schlagwörter: Vorurteil Diskriminierung Soziologie Stereotype Nationalsozialismus Antisemitismus Holocaust Gerda Lederer

Interessenkreis: Fremdsprachig