The senior Nazi who became postwar Germany’s top civil servant
The Nazi record of a senior German official was supressed in Adolf Eichmann's 1960s trial
Ex-Nazi camp guard trial signals shift from German numbness
Belated justice as laxness in prosecuting ordinary Germans for Nazi-era crimes fades
‘I am the only Jew who prays for the good health of Nazis’
Nazi hunter Efraim Zuroff is in a race against time to find the Holocaust’s last surviving perpetrators
Hannah Arendt and the meaning of evil
Unthinkable: Calling something evil is not a licence to shut down debate
Ready for reckoning – a film about how Germany (eventually) faced its Nazi past
Irishman's Diary: The People vs Fritz Bauer tells story of thwarted trials post-Nuremberg
You'll be sorry when nobody holds the door for you any more
Donald Clarke: Harvey Weinstein's lawyer took us on a trip back to the Sexist Seventies this week
The Irish Times view on the China Cables: Xinjiang’s nightmare
The savagery that leaps from these cables has no place in the modern world. If increasing our dealings with China involves having to hold our noses to this sort of outrage, then that’s too high a price
The perfect office worker’s capacity for evil
This book seeks to reflect on the modern phenomenon of impersonal, bureaucratic murder.
Spymaster behind the capture of Adolf Eichmann dies aged 92
Rafi Eitan was linked to a daring theft of uranium from a nuclear plant in Pittsburgh, and was unmasked as handler of Jonathan Jay Pollard, who passed US secret documents to Israel
Philosophy in the classroom: ‘It’s okay not to find an exact answer’
Young Philosopher Awards seeks to recognise critical thinking and communication skills
Five things you need to know today
Vulnerable transport networks, ‘treacherous’ roads and Biden given award
Nazi war criminal reportedly died in a Syrian dungeon
The fate of Alois Brunner, blamed for the death of 130,000, has always been a mystery
Television: ‘The Restaurant’ reopens, but the menu’s not what it used to be
Review: The product placement would put you off eating at TV3’s new place, where Jackie Lavin is this week’s celeb cook. On RTÉ, Norah Casey has a lot more luck
Oscar-winning actor with mastery of Nazi-era subjects
Maximilian Schell: December 8th, 1930-February 1st, 2014
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