Dan Carlin's Hardcore History: Addendum EP28 Superhumanly Inhuman features Dan Stone, a Holocaust expert and historian. They discuss the emotional impact of the Holocaust, comparing the far left and the far right, Hitler's use of marketing terms and symbols, understanding the Holocaust through information, the horrors of the Operation Reinhard camps, dangers of political extremism, a mid-length study on the Holocaust, the rise of the Nazi movement, the enduring fascination with Auschwitz, Hitler's fascination with colonialism, the current situation in Gaza and the rise of far right governments, the enduring influence of fascism and Nazism, and themes of the Holocaust and collaboration.

Unpacking the hidden aspects of the Holocaust history, including the brutal killings where victims lived. Discussing collaboration across Europe and the origins of genocidal ideology. Debunking common misconceptions about the Holocaust. Exploring the psychological roots of fascism and the dangers of increasing nationalism and xenophobia.

Dan Stone, a historian and author, discusses his book on the International Tracing Service (ITS), an archive dedicated to locating missing persons after World War II and the Holocaust. He uncovers the organization's evolution, its secretive nature, and its critical role in reunifying families. Stone highlights the challenges of tracing lost individuals against the backdrop of postwar tensions and shares poignant survivor stories that bring humanity to the historical narrative. The discussion reveals both the horror and resilience found in the aftermath of one of history's darkest periods.