TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- ETHICAL CONCEPTIONS -- NAZI ETHICS AND MORALITY -- DID THE NATIONAL SOCIALISTSHAVE A DIFFERENT MORALITY? -- NAZI PERPETRATORS -- HITLER'S MOTIVE FOR THE HOLOCAUST -- NAZIS WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE? -- A QUESTION OF HONOR -- NAZI IDEOLOGY AND PROPAGANDA -- MILITARY ETHICS DURING TOTAL COMBAT -- THE ROLE OF EVOLUTIONARY ETHICS IN NAZIPROPAGANDA AND WORLDVIEW TRAINING -- NAZI ETHICS -- TURNING AWAY FROM THE INDIVIDUAL -- "MERCY KILLING" AND ECONOMISM -- THE NATIONAL SOCIALIST PATIENT MURDERSBETWEEN TABOO AND ARGUMENT -- THE SS AS A "MORAL ORDER" -- SS ETHICS WITHIN MORAL PHILOSOPHY -- DAS SCHWARZE KORPS AND THE VALIDATIONOF THE SS SIPPENGEMEINSCHAFT -- THE MORAL RIGOR OF IMMORALITY -- POST-HOLOCAUST DEBATESANDMEMORY POLITICS -- UNIVERSALISM AND MORAL RELATIVISM -- NATIONAL SOCIALISM - BOLSHEVISM -UNIVERSALISM -- ETHICS AFTER THE HOLOCAUST -- ON THE MORAL PROFILE OF PUBLIC HISTORY -- CONTRIBUTORS.