by Michael Burleigh · TAURUS · tapa dura · ISBN 9788430608072
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In 'Moral Combat', Michael Burleigh offers an innovative perspective on World War II, exploring the moral decisions made by leaders and ordinary citizens in life-or-death situations. The author analyzes how total war transformed the moral values of entire societies, from authoritarian leaders to the complex issues of justice and revenge. Burleigh focuses on the ethical dilemmas faced by real people in extreme circumstances, offering a profound reflection on a conflict that defined the 20th century.
Professor Michael Burleigh is a British historian, author, and commentator. He has written extensively on international relations, populism, terrorism, and modern European history. He was the first Engelsberg Chair of History and International Relations at the London School of Economics IDEAS centre (2019–2020) and remains a Senior Fellow there, working on a project about world orders.
