Adam J. Sacks

Adolf Eichmann: Nazis in Popular Culture and the Trivialization of Historical Knowledge

by Adam J. Sacks on December 16, 2019

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As we mark the anniversary of the final ruling of the Eichmann trial on 15 December, it is counterintuitive that the personage of Adolf Eichmann grows in historical memory and public prominence with each passing

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