Willing Executioners?

[Otto]

I think I've made the difference I see clear enough.

What made Goldhagen's book so important (for Germany at least) is the 
fact that it challenged the myth that the nazis were only a special 
brand of evil people and that all the other 'ordinary Germans' were just 
decent people following orders.

Otto

jbor at bigpond.com wrote:

> Whether Goldhagen's book actually makes these arguments, either 
> explicitly or implicitly, it's the arguments themselves which are 
> incorrect. It might be an idea for those who believe that Goldhagen's 
> book is saying something other than these things to explain what they 
> think that is. It certainly hasn't been made clear to this point.
>


		
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