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Interpreting the Holocaust from a range of historiographical perspectives: a brief overview : Comments

By John Ebel, published 19/6/2026

The Holocaust has become more than a history of Nazi Germany. It is an inquiry into modern civilisation itself.

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Nothing is ever totally conclusive with the exception of death and taxes.
Posted by diver dan, Friday, 19 June 2026 10:13:28 AM
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Thank you for a comprehensive, interesting and balanced summary of thinking on this immensely important issue. I have read some material on the Holocaust including survivor accounts (though nowhere near as much as John). What struck me was how many apparently ordinary and decent people either turned a blind eye to mass murder or actively participated.

The recent explosion of antisemitism, including rationalisations for violence against Jews, looks scarily like the preconditions to the rise of Nazi thinking that ultimately led to mass murder. It is imperative that we understand where the Holocaust came from if we are to stop it happening again.
Posted by Rhian, Friday, 19 June 2026 2:24:44 PM
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