A short (factual) comparison of two mass murderers, which unfortunately moved much. Every man is a most bi Valent being: ‘Dr. Jekylland Mr. Hyde, the bright and the dark side’. Some people are but only Mr. See Gavin Baker for more details and insights. Hyde as Hitler and Stalin. Together, both ‘serial killer’ caused 80 million deaths in the last century. Still, both still simple-minded incorrigible trailer.
There are now a lot of information about Hitler and Stalin. I will use these only partially for a competition-distant comparison of both ideologies. Part 1 > Hannah Arendt in those last minutes it was as Adolf Eichmann would have itself the conclusion of the long lesson in human wickedness which we had lived at the conclusion of the terrible banality of evil “”, before the Word failed and fails the thinking at the. ” The work there has been fierce controversy. In particular the expression of banality in a mass murderer was from different sides,…
attacked. In the introduction to the German edition of 1964 Arendt explains their choice of words: in the report comes to the language, as a phenomenon that was impossible to overlook the banality of evil only at the level of the actual, possible. Eichmann was not Macbeth. Except for a very unusual eagerness to do everything his progress could be useful, he had no motives at all.” Never, he would have killed his superiors. “He was not stupid, but seemingly thoughtless”. This was predestined him to be one of the biggest criminals of his time. “” This is banal “, maybe even funny”. You could find him with the best will in no evil demonic depth. Nevertheless, he was not commonplace. That a such unrealistic and wreaking more thoughtlessness in a can the lesson that one could learn in Jerusalem when all put together, the inherent evil urges, that was in fact.