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Cite an example of the Nazis being portrayed as "demonic marvel-tire one dimensional bad guys who are evil for the sake of being evil" in modern historical research, publications and education.
Citing schlock media like blockbuster movies or exploitation novels doesn't count because they exist to sell a product, not to inform people.
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The pop-history book 'Hitler's Willing Executioners' was mostly like that. I remember being taken aback a few times at how polemical, lurid, and unprofessional it seemed.
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>bad guys who are evil for the sake of being evil
they were literally that tho



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