MAGA Hates Freedom
In 1951, an American journalist named Milton Mayer moved to a small town in Germany. The war had been over for six years. The trials were finished. The photographs of the camps had been published around the world. And Mayer wanted to understand something that no trial or photograph could explain: how ordinary people went along with it.
He didn’t seek out generals or party officials. He found ten men. A baker. A tailor. A high school teacher. A bank clerk. A policeman. Ordinary people with ordinary lives who had all been members of the Nazi Party. He became their friend. He ate dinner at their…
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