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Essay / Goldhagen: The Historiography of the Ordinary German Does Goldhagen illustrate or break with the historiography of the involvement of “ordinary Germans” in the period we are examining? What are the causes of the so-called Goldhagen controversy? In what way does it influence? still our contemporary understanding of the subject?) Briefly presenting the main linesI. The state of historiography before Goldhagen: the involvement of ordinary Germans in the years 1933-19451. General introduction to the state of historiography [on our subject] in 1996; Various examples:2. The working class3. Place of women in the society of the Third Reich II. The Goldhagen controversy and expressions of disagreement1. Introduction to Goldhagen's book from a critical point of view2. Reception of the book and reviews, ex:3. A false description of the state of Germany under Hitler4. Inaccuracies and misuse of primary sources5. “Narrativization” of history III. The legacy of the Goldhagen controversy and its contribution to historiography1. Legacy of the book: renewed feeling of collective guilt2. Helped historians see the boundaries between good and bad historiographyI. The state of historiography before Goldhagen: the involvement of ordinary Germans in the years 1933-19451. The 1960s to 1980s were a period of great social change, with a strong questioning of previous institutions and an attempt to redefine long-held beliefs and notions. In the field of the study of history, it was no different. This period "placed substantial priority on the reconstruction and analysis of the institutional and social context...... middle of article......, A Nation on Trial: The Goldhagen Thesis and Historical Truth (New York: Henry Holt, 1998), p. 54 Krautz, F., German Historians: Hitler's Willing Executioners and Daniel Goldhagen (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 2003), p. 2Krautz, F., German Historians: Hitler's Willing Executioners and Daniel Goldhagen (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 2003), p. 14Krautz, F., German Historians: Hitler's Willing Executioners and Daniel Goldhagen (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 2003), p. 7Grossman, A., “Ordinary Germans, Nazism and Judeocide” in The Goldhagen Effect p.117Bartov, O. The Goldhagen Effect, “Reception and Perception”, pp.48Bartov, O. The Goldhagen Effect, “Reception and Perception », pp.52Eley, G., “Ordinary Germans, Nazism and Judeocide” in The Goldhagen Effect, p.22Grossmann, A., “Ordinary Germans, Nazism and Judeocide” in The Goldhagen Effect, p... 129
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