Antisemitism: Part I: An Introduction ‎ In this episode, we delved into the nuanced and often paradoxical role of ‎antisemitism throughout history. We examined the interplay between personal ‎responsibility and broader historical forces, highlighting the challenges historians ‎face when reconciling moral judgments with objective analysis. We discussed key ‎figures like Hitler and Eichmann, and their roles in the Holocaust, questioning how ‎deeply antisemitic beliefs influence actions. This episode underscores the ‎importance of critically engaging with history to grasp the complexities of human ‎behavior and ideology.‎ Keywords ‎#Antisemitism; #Judaism: #Jews; #HistoricalAnalysis; #MoralJudgment; #Hitler; #ImpersonalForces; ‎‎#Nazism; #RighteousGentiles; #BanalityOfEvil; #HannahArendt; #MiltonHimmelfarb; ‎‎#GreatMenTheory; #Holocaust; #JewishHistory; #20thCenturyHistory; ‎‎#EthicsAndHistory; #ComplexityInHistory; #AdolfEichmann; #WorldWarII; ‎‎#HistoricalResponsibility ‎