The Holocaust History Podcast features engaging conversations with a diverse group of guests on all elements of the Holocaust. Whether you are new to the topic or come with prior knowledge, you will learn something new.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
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The Nazis’ physical war on Jews also had important cultural repercussions. One of these was its assault on Yiddish. The Holocaust not only murdered many Yiddish speakers and destroyed Yiddish institutions, but it also changed the la... more
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We often hear the term “dehumanization” used in a variety of contexts. For example, dehumanization a set of beliefs, or a set of behaviors? Is it metaphorical or do people actually believe their victims are less than human?
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How do we write about Holocaust perpetrators? What does that tell us about not only the historical figures themselves but also the ways in which we approach, describe, and analyze them.
In this week’s episode, I talk with Erin McGlo... more
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What makes someone a perpetrator? Are killers born or made? One thing that is clear in studying the Holocaust and other genocides is that perpetrators come in all shapes and sizes with just as diverse a set of motivations.
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A really great podcast! Very informative without being boring and I enjoy the diversity of the different guests and their perspectives on the holocaust. My only complaint is the sound quality at times. It just needs some tweaking with background noise, drinking noises, and volume. Other than that you’re doing a great job and I really appreciate the work you’re doing!
I’m in Poland for a month writing about the country to introduce it to visitors. A lot of my coverage involves the Holocaust, a subject I’ve studied for decades but can’t claim any great expertise in. This podcast is remarkable on many levels. It’s academic without ever being stuffy. It covers sensitive topics with respect but listeners are spared pro forma declarations of how awful the topic is, which would be mandatory on a more commercial podcast. The host, Waitman Beorn, is the prof you wish... more
This episode is among the best of this series so far. It helped explain WHY I felt discomfort watching this film. Many scenes were devastating even though there was no actual action onscreen.
As a philosophy professor with a two-decade-long interest in the study of the Holocaust, I find that the topics covered in each program are of a sufficiently high level of knowledge that I learn a great deal of new information every week. The highly reputable guests offer a wealth of thought-provoking expertise, guiding me to new and highly relevant writings. This is a job well done, and should be of interest to anyone with an abiding interest in the study of the Holocaust.
This is a very good podcast. It is easy to see connection between the authoritarian-elect in the US and the Third Reich. Losers don’t want to hear truth.
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This podcast features in-depth discussions with leading scholars and experts on various aspects of the Holocaust, exploring themes such as memory, resistance, and perpetration. The range of topics covers historical figures, pivotal events, and the psychological dimensions of violence, offering a comprehensive understanding of the Holocaust and its implications today. Each episode presents a wealth of knowledge through well-informed dialogues that not only educate listeners but also challenge preconceived notions about this dark chapter of history. It stands out for its commitment to treating sensitive subjects with the gravitas they deserve while making complex historical discourse accessible to all audiences.
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Recent guests on The Holocaust History Podcast include:
1. Hannah Pollin-Galay
2. David Livingstone Smith
3. Erin McGlothlin
4. Alette Smeulers
5. Dominic Williams
6. Benjamin Meiches
7. Brandy Schillace
8. Hillary Earl
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