by Tom Hogan | Jul 27, 2021 | Political History, The Holocaust
Today, as we grapple with the lessons of January 6 and begin to assess the actions and governing philosophies of the past administration, for historians the the similarities between Nazi Germany and America during the Trump era and its aftermath are too striking to be...
by Tom Hogan | Jul 20, 2021 | Political History, The Holocaust
Psychopath. Sociopath. Narcissist. All of these terms have been loosely applied to Hitler ever since he burst on the world stage. And in the past six years they’ve been applied to candidate and president Trump. In the case of Trump, literally hundreds of trained...
by Tom Hogan | Jul 6, 2021 | The Holocaust
Genocide is like a disease: you need to recognize it in its earliest forms. When the trains are running and the gas chambers are in full operation, it’s too late to stop. In my new novel, The Devil’s Breath, I analyze how a great nation and people became...
by Tom Hogan | Jun 30, 2021 | The Holocaust
Genocide is like a disease: you need to recognize it in its earliest forms. When the trains are running and the gas chambers are in full operation, it’s too late to stop. In my new novel, The Devil’s Breath, I analyze how a great nation and people became...
by Tom Hogan | May 26, 2021 | Announcements
In teaching the Holocaust, one question I encounter is a stumper: Why has antisemitism lasted so long? The earliest slurs against Jews dates back to the 3rd century BCE and graffiti on the walls of cities such as Alexandria. The New Testament authors certainly fueled...
