In modern times, Germany is considered one of the more progressive Western countries in the world. During the Syrian refugee crisis, few countries took in as many Syrians as Germany did. But despite this, the first thing that likely comes to mind to many who hear the word ‘Germany’, is its association with the Holocaust and World War II. There is a stigma that still persists, despite the passage of almost 80 years since the events of the Holocaust took place. So how have Germans grappled with this stigma over the last eight decades? And how has this historical perception transformed in the minds of non-Germans? Professor Monica Black joins the podcast. Professor Monica Blackhttps://history.utk.edu/people/monica-black/This episode is sponsored by Ministry of Ideas https://www.ministryofideas.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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