The German Trauma

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The German Trauma is a historical and psychological study by Gitta Sereny examining how ordinary Germans confronted, denied, and remembered the legacy of Nazism and the Holocaust after World War II.

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instanceOf book
historical study
non-fiction book
psychological study
aboutEvent Holocaust remembrance in Germany
World War II aftermath in Germany
author Gitta Sereny NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
discusses impact of Nazism on German identity
long-term effects of totalitarianism
moral choices under dictatorship
examines acknowledgment of responsibility
denial of guilt
interviews with Germans after World War II
memory of Nazism
psychological mechanisms of denial
focusesOn bystanders
ordinary Germans
perpetrators of Nazi crimes
postwar German society
genre Holocaust studies
history
psychology
hasNotableAspect combination of historical research and psychological analysis
use of extensive interviews
hasPerspective critical
investigative
hasTheme coming to terms with the past
guilt
memory and forgetting
responsibility
shame
language English
mainSubject Germany NERFINISHED
Holocaust NERFINISHED
Nazism NERFINISHED
collective memory
denazification
moral responsibility
postwar Germany NERFINISHED
war crimes
relatedTo German Vergangenheitsbewältigung NERFINISHED
Holocaust historiography
Nazi war crimes trials NERFINISHED
setInPeriod Cold War period NERFINISHED
post-World War II era
workOf Gitta Sereny NERFINISHED

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Gitta Sereny wrote The German Trauma