The contract of mutual indifference

The book delves into the role of bystanders during the Holocaust, examining the moral implications of passive observation in the face of persecution and suffering. Norman Geras explores how this aspect of the Holocaust experience resonates with contemporary issues, urging readers to reflect on the responsibilities of individuals who witness injustice without intervening. Through this lens, the work highlights the ethical challenges posed by inaction and the need for active engagement in the face of wrongdoing.