Professor Elliot Neaman works at the Univerity of San Francisco in California. He specializes in Modern Germany, the Holocaust, Late Modern Intellectual History, post-1945 Global history, European Diplomatic and Economic History, and the methodology of the historical sciences. He wrote a book called A Dubious Past about German writer Ernst Jünger, which was published by the UC Press in 1992. He has co-edited two other books and is currently working on a book about the Counter-Culture and the Cold War in post-World War II Germany, as well as a textbook of Modern Intellectual History. 

In this episode, we discuss the life, actions, and reputation of Adolf Hitler. Professor Neaman explains the impact he’s created on Germany post-World War II, and how his actions left a mark on the world.  Additionally, he shares his opinion on what one event he thinks coming historians will be discussing in the future.