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Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil

Book by Susan Neiman · 1 quotes · Germany, Lost Cause, Memory

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“There are pragmatic as well as moral grounds for the United States to follow Germany's lead [in dealing with it's past human rights crimes]. American media may have largely ignored the reasons we decided to destroy Hiroshima or oust the democratically elected governments in Iran or the Congo. Other nations' media has not. Few Americans are quite aware of how little credibility we retain in other parts of the world.”

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