Germans against Germans

Focusing on the unique plight of German Jews during the Holocaust, this book examines the internal conflict within Germany as Germans turned against their own. Moshe Zimmermann investigates the societal and historical factors that enabled such exclusion and violence in a modern, civilized society. He delves into the mechanisms of legal discrimination, isolation, and deportation that escalated to extermination, revealing how antisemitism, racism, and bureaucracy contributed to the tragic events leading to the Holocaust.