The catastrophe that brought Hitler and Nazi Germany to power

The crowd and group psychology

Nazi exterminism and the Holocaust

Vienna and the Holocaust

Holocaust memories and the legacy of the second-generation

Hannah Arendt and the banality of evil

How we learnt to take trauma seriously

The reparative dialogue between Jews and Germans after the Holocaust

Denazification and culture in post-war Germany

The Nuremberg moment and the birth of international law

Justice after a genocide

Civilisation in crisis: the history of a concept

The resurgence of fascism: memory as a warning

Preparing for the impossible: Hannah Arendt's legacy