Conrad Morgen. The conscience of the Nazi judge
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A book about a complex moral choice of a person who has entered the system of a totalitarian state
Deciphering testimonies from marked ships over representatives of fascist Germany
In front of you is the little -known history of the representative of the SS judicial system, who faced the face with the Nazi car of mass killings and began to fight her to the best of his ability to fight it. Investigating corruption crimes in concentration camps, the SS judge Konrad Morgen exceeded the authority and began to persecute the main performers of the Hitler’s “final solution to the Jewish question”, charging the murder against the commandant Buchenwald and chef Gestapo Ausvkim. The case of Morgen reveals the connection of totalitarianism, corruption and genocide and affects many moral problems. The book is interesting by judgments from the field of philosophy of law and information on the history (including legal) of the Third Reich, however, first of all, it is about how individual people have to make a complex moral choice and how the morality of one person is trying to resist the immorality of the surrounding world.
Quotes
"Will (will) and the identity of the criminal are now also taken into account. The commission, created by Hitler and led by Gürtner, approved the system of criminal liability for intention.
"Many post -war theorists believed that the experience of the Third Reich taught us that we need to establish a closer connection between the right and morality.
when after the war, Hoven was judged, he tried to justify his murders-which he admitted-that these victims were traitors and even more people could die because of them.
Deciphering testimonies from marked ships over representatives of fascist Germany
In front of you is the little -known history of the representative of the SS judicial system, who faced the face with the Nazi car of mass killings and began to fight her to the best of his ability to fight it. Investigating corruption crimes in concentration camps, the SS judge Konrad Morgen exceeded the authority and began to persecute the main performers of the Hitler’s “final solution to the Jewish question”, charging the murder against the commandant Buchenwald and chef Gestapo Ausvkim. The case of Morgen reveals the connection of totalitarianism, corruption and genocide and affects many moral problems. The book is interesting by judgments from the field of philosophy of law and information on the history (including legal) of the Third Reich, however, first of all, it is about how individual people have to make a complex moral choice and how the morality of one person is trying to resist the immorality of the surrounding world.
Quotes
"Will (will) and the identity of the criminal are now also taken into account. The commission, created by Hitler and led by Gürtner, approved the system of criminal liability for intention.
"Many post -war theorists believed that the experience of the Third Reich taught us that we need to establish a closer connection between the right and morality.
when after the war, Hoven was judged, he tried to justify his murders-which he admitted-that these victims were traitors and even more people could die because of them.
Author:
Author:Веллеман Дэвид, Пауэр-Штудер Герлинд
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Military Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00139-818-9
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