Ordinary People – Willing Executioners: The Debate over (German) Antisemitism is a dialogically-structured text that reaches beyond mere academic debate about the role of the ordinary person in the acts and discourse of war crime. It considers ethics, history, and socio-political debates regarding the multifaceted problem nodes that emerge from the Holocaust. Thus, a text by Christopher Robert Browning enters into dialogue with Daniel Jonah Goldhagen, with both debates introduced with an interpretative theoretical introduction by the volume editors, Nada Banjanin Đuričić and Predrag Krstić. Pointing to the complex aspects of interpreting historical studies and memory studies, Ordinary People – Willing Executioners offers an active, contemporary, and timely look at Holocaust studies.