In Our Time Hitler in History
Oct 5, 2000
Historians delve into how Hitler's crimes in Germany are understood through theories like totalitarianism and distorted modernity. They debate Hitler's role in genocide and his charismatic leadership, comparing his evilness with other historical figures. The podcast also explores Hitler's downfall, his motivations, and his Wagnerian influences in a captivating discussion.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Understanding Totalitarianism: Historical Roots and Comparative Analysis
01:39 • 8min
Hitler's Role in Genocide Origins
09:16 • 14min
Exploring Hitler's Charismatic Leadership and Weber's Notion of Charisma
23:08 • 2min
Debating Evil and Human Nature in Nazi Germany
25:17 • 9min
Uncovering Nemesis: Hitler's Downfall and Ambition
34:10 • 7min
Exploration of Hitler's Prophecy and Wagnerian Influence
40:54 • 2min