Perpetrator motivation in the Holocaust

The theme is "What is the motive of the perpetrators during the Holocaust to kill the Jews?" The focus is on why the Germans killed so many innocent people. In this topic, we need to recognize that the person who committed the murder is surely mentally stable. In addition, it aims to explore rational explanations for this unethical behavior. This particular problem pulled my attention as I basically asked me the question I thought repeatedly: how do ordinary humans kill innocent people? There is much information about the Holocaust, but no one really can give me the answer directly. This problem has attracted my attention as it provides a way to investigate the minds of perpetrators and basically attempts to understand their behavior.

This is the most complete and influential research that has been published in the Holocaust research so far and perhaps the analysis of the motives of the Holocaust perpetrator should start with the evaluation of Hilberg's argument. Looking at the importance of the massacre of the Jews by the bureaucracy of Germany, Hilberg described the image of perpetrators of robotic massacres as "another task of the bureaucracy of Germany". Therefore, he believes that personal motivation has little to do with participation, unless it is ambitious motivation to create competition or competition between different government agencies. However, this seems to support the assertion that many individuals have defended themselves in a postwar trial, that is they simply follow the order and / or ignore the nature of the work they are involved in,

As a whole, issues that need to be considered when trying to explain the motives of Holocaust executives, such as limiting criminal testimony to valid sources of information. But as Browning proved, that work is not impossible. In that sense, motivation may be a misleading term. In other words, criminals always decide to continue their duties. From many Holocaust studies it is clear that they are not actually "motivated". Instead, there is a motive to continue brutal orders. These opportunities differ, especially when the "type" of the perpetrator is different, but as Goldhagen suggests, it is not an exaggeration to say that not all Germans are driven by anti-Semitism There is none. On the contrary, the social background after the war and the social background of the Nazi regime deteriorate due to "the spirit of war", the Jewish view becomes radical and seems to be the main factor forming the motive of perpetrators It seemed to me.