Abstract
Abstract In 1964, the American journalist Martha Gellhorn was sent by the Atlantic to investigate postwar conditions in the Federal Republic of Germany. She reported back that German adults ‘who knew Nazism and in their millions cheered and adored Hitler ... have performed a nationwide act of amnesia; no one individually had a thing to do with the Hitler regime and its horrors ‘.
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