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Outrage 80 – The Quiet Choices That Shape History – Luke Berryman
David Beckemeyer
anti democratic movements, Authoritarianism, bystander behavior, civic norms, civic responsibility, democracy, extremism, far right movements, historical memory, history and politics, holocaust education, ideology, moral courage, nazism, polarization, political psychology, political violence, resistance, small acts of resistance, social compliance, Special Focus / Current EventsAired Jan 21, 2026 Resistance is often imagined as dramatic, heroic, and rare. But history tells a more complicated—and more unsettling—story. In this episode of Outrage Overload, we’re joined by historian and educator Dr. Luke Berryman, author of Resisting Nazism: True stories of resistance to the world’s most dangerous ideology from 1920 to the present.…
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Outrage Bonus – Why Resistance Matters: Lessons from Postcards to Hitler – Bruce Neuburger
David Beckemeyer
Aired April 9, 2025 How does a democracy unravel into authoritarianism? What warning signs do we often miss until it’s too late? In this episode of Outrage Overload, we sit down with Bruce Neuburger, author of Postcards to Hitler: A German Jew’s Defiance in a Time of Terror, to explore the chilling parallels between Nazi…
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