Now, I Understand Auschwitz

Why You Still Don't Understand Auschwitz And Why "Never Again" keeps failing
Most people think they know why the Holocaust happened: propaganda, blind obedience, and maybe a few psychopaths. But despite decades of education, psychological studies, and movies, many still feel something is missing. The horror of systematically murdering millions in gas chambers is so incomprehensible that, deep down, it still feels like something we can't quite grasp.
In Now, I Understand Auschwitz, Fabian reveals why traditional explanations fall short. Visiting Auschwitz and studying history didn't provide the answers he sought. He realized that to understand the true horror of Auschwitz, he had to stop asking, "How could they do this?" and start asking a different question.
Through unsettling parallels between the Holocaust and the genocides that followed, the book shows why political measures like the Genocide Convention have repeatedly failed-and why, merely 80 years after the Holocaust, half of the world is in some stage of genocide.
This book goes beyond mere historical facts, politics, and psychology to uncover the unseen forces that shape our moral values and choices, making unimaginable acts feel "right." These insights allow readers to see why "Never Again" remains an unfulfilled promise-and what it will truly take to break the cycle of violence haunting humanity today.