The German Trauma: Experiences and Reflections 1938–1999

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The German Trauma offers a profound and deeply reflective investigation into how Germany — both as a nation and as a society — has lived with the legacy of the Nazi period, the Holocaust, and the war's aftermath from 1938 to the late 1990s. Through interviews, personal stories, archival research and social commentary, Gitta Sereny explores guilt, memory, trauma and reconciliation; the book examines how the war’s psychological and moral consequences shaped post-war German identity, politics and collective consciousness. It is a powerful chronicle of a nation's confrontation with its darkest history.

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