The book explores how contemporary German adolescents perceive the Nazi past, highlighting the influence of social, economic, and cultural factors on their views. Through a blend of observations, interviews, and archival research, it examines the "duty of remembrance" that has shaped German policy for decades. As the events of the Third Reich fade from living memory, the author reveals the diverse perspectives of young people from various backgrounds, providing insight into their understanding of Germany's complex historical narrative.
