Lawrence L. Langer’s “Admitting the Holocaust: Collected Essays” is a collection of essays that provide the audience with some insight in to the Nazi’s reasoning and why they thought what they were doing was justified. One of the justifications for the Nazi’s soldiers was because they simply were following orders. Many of the soldiers during the Holocaust were normal men that were created into powerful, cruel, sinister individuals that went to such extremes as murdering innocent people. The result was one of the largest genocides in today’s history. This source touches base on how individuals on both sides of the fences dealt with situations and how their faith played a key role on their realization that sometimes in order for life
