In Germany, after the Second World War, a long process of debate on
collective responsibility began
.
Responsibility after the bloody events that took place during the
years of National Socialism
.
Habermas, whose father had been a prominent collaborator of the Nazi regime, and himself a young man belonging to the Hitler youth who defended the Siegfried Line, was in favor of the fact that there had been collective guilt.
A guilt that, at least, had to
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