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A History of the Holocaust

A History of the Holocaust

著者： Dr. Eric Paul Totten
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A History of the Holocaust is hosted by Dr. Eric Paul Totten, Instructor of History at the University of Arkansas and co-founder of the Northwest Arkansas Holocaust Awareness Project. It is grounded in the scholarship of historians of the Shoah, including Norman Goda, Christopher Browning, Ian Kershaw, and Deborah Dwork. This podcast surveys the systematic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million European Jews by Nazi Germany and its allies and collaborators between 1933 and 1945. It is organized around the perspectives of perpetrators, victims, bystanders, and rescuers. Episodes trace the deep roots of antisemitism, the Jewish experience in pre-war Europe, the rise of the Nazi Party, the gradual radicalization of the "Final Solution," and the Holocaust's place within the broader history of the Second World War, It also the Shoah's lasting reckoning in art, literature, and memory. As the title signals, this is a history, not the history, as no single account can fully contain the horrors of the Holocaust.

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  • What is the Holocaust?

    What is the Holocaust?
    2026/09/14

    This inaugural episode of A History of the Holocaust starts by defining the Holocaust as the systematic, state-sponsored murder of six million European Jews between 1933 and 1945. It agues that race-based antisemitism caused Europeans to falsely imagine Jews as a biological threat. At the same time, the Holocaust included the millions of other victims, such as the Sinti and Roma, people with disabilities, Jehovah's Witnesses, LGBTQ people, Slavs, and Soviet prisoners of war. The podcast introduces the perpetrator/victim/bystander/rescuer framework that will structure the series and makes the case for why this history still demands careful study: not as an inevitable catastrophe, but as the outcome of countless individual choices, at a moment when survivor testimony is fading and denial is resurgent. The show is hosted by Dr. Eric Paul Totten of the University of Arkansas. It is grounded in the work of scholars including Norman Goda, Christopher Browning, Ian Kershaw, and Deborah Dwork. The episode describes the direction of the series, first with the long European roots of antisemitism, before tracing the rise of the Nazi Party, the radicalization of persecution into genocide, and the unfinished reckoning with memory that continues today.
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