Who killed the Jews? Reflections on a riddle

We know much more about the victims than about the perpetrators. Discusses how we gain access to the perpetrators as human beings, so bound up in the killing machinery, in the process of genocide, in the impersonal bureaucracy of mass murder. Rosenfeld also underscores the importance of art in conveying images of the killers, and the difficulty of identifying and understanding them over half a century after the
Holocaust