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耶路撒冷之前的艾希曼：平庸面具下的大屠杀刽子
(germany) Bettina Stönnet
In the 1960s, after attending the Jerusalem Trial, the philosopher Arendt proposed the concept of "banality of evil" based on the image of Eichmann she saw - a small cog in a huge system who only knew how to obey orders without thinking of his own. However, after analyzing a large amount of first-hand information, Stonnet discovered that Eichmann was by no means an ordinary Nazi official who obeyed blindly, but a murderer who was good at disguise and unrepentant. This book not only corrects the long-standing misunderstanding of Eichmann, but also restores the escape network formed by the Nazis and the remaining far-right elements after the war, presents vivid fragments of the Federal Republic of Germany, and reveals the true face of the Nazi circle in America.
In the 1960s, after attending the Jerusalem Trial, the philosopher Arendt proposed the concept of "banality of evil" based on the image of Eichmann she saw - a small cog in a huge system who only knew how to obey orders without thinking of his own. However, after analyzing a large amount of first-hand information, Stonnet discovered that Eichmann was by no means an ordinary Nazi official who obeyed blindly, but a murderer who was good at disguise and unrepentant. This book not only corrects the long-standing misunderstanding of Eichmann, but also restores the escape network formed by the Nazis and the remaining far-right elements after the war, presents vivid fragments of the Federal Republic of Germany, and reveals the true face of the Nazi circle in America.