little Eichmann
little Eichmann noun: someone who is like the Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann; someone who seems ordinary but does evil as a member of an immoral or evil entity or system.
Noun
little Eichmann (plural little Eichmanns)
- Someone who is like the Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann; someone who seems ordinary but does evil as a member of an immoral or evil entity or system.
- Russian journalist Andrei Zhukov's work in Soviet archives produced a list of over 40,000 little Eichmanns who acted as willing, if not enthusiastic, executioners.2018, Paul M. Cole, POW/MIA Accounting: Volume I – Searching for America’s Missing Servicemen in the Soviet Union, Springer, →ISBN, page 843
Forms of little Eichmann
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Origin of little Eichmann
Named after Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann, who claimed his acts during the Holocaust was just following superior orders.
Questions about little Eichmann
- What does little Eichmann mean?
- Little Eichmann means someone who is like the Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann; someone who seems ordinary but does evil as a member of an immoral or evil entity or system.
- What part of speech is little Eichmann?
- Little Eichmann is a noun.
- What is the plural of little Eichmann?
- The plural of little Eichmann is little Eichmanns.
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