| UCSB Hist 133D | Prof. Marcuse |
| The Holocaust in German History | Nov. 18, 1999 |
| "Aryan" (on the "dishing out" side) | intermediate groups nations: Hungarians, Lithuanians; organized beliefs: Comm., Jeh. Witn.; behavioral: prostitutes, homosexuals | Jews, gypsies (on the "receiving" end) |
| active perpetrators: develop initiative to realize goals of system | resistor: actively works to destroy system role of moral principle (conscious risk and choice) | resistor: works to destroy system (also a survival strategy) |
| altruist: takes risk to thwart system goals; ameliorates consequences | survivor: attempts to shape own fate, works to thwart aspects of system | |
| passive: accepts and carries out dictates of others | someone who denies reality, "doesn't know" | victim: accepts own fate, does not take action |