Moral Combat

Focusing on the moral sentiments of societies and leaders during World War II, the book delves into how their attitudes shaped the conflict and evolved in response to the horrors of total war. Through meticulous scholarship, the author examines the choices made by governments and individuals—whether to embrace, reject, or overlook evil—which played crucial roles in the war's escalation and impact. This exploration reveals the profound moral complexities that defined one of history's most devastating conflicts.