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They thought they were free.b Report on the Bystander or Companion who did nothing in the age of crisis The silent majority, through the voice of the ordinary Nazi, explores the tragedy of the tragedy Published in Korean in 60 years after its publication in 1955 The story of the Nazi era speaks to us now b The book, which was completed by an in-depth interview with ten eminent American journalist Milton Meyer who lived in Germany for a year and joined Nazis, And Hitlers thrill was still vividly published in 1955, and it is now being read steadily as a must-read book to understand the Nazi era around the world. Maiers keen analysis and insight reveals that Nazism was not merely a demonic minority of dictatorships that reigned over millions of helpless millions but rather the product of sympathy and cooperation among the masses. The consciousness of this issue, which exposed the common people s accomplishments, is deeply in touch with the "normality of evil" and the "unreasonable" that Hannah Arendt later visited during the observations of the Ahihman trial. Milton Meyer strongly warns how a society with many silences can help to turn into a society of madness in a flash, which has a lot of implications for our society, concerned about the crisis of democracy. It is also in this book that the quotation of Pastor Nicholas, who begins with "the first time they came to the Communist", is widely circulated to American social activists in the 1960s.