"The Question of German Guilt" is an important book written by the famous German historian Carl Jörg Friedrich. The author critically analyzes the historical events of the Second World War and constantly returns to the question of the responsibility of the Germans for the crimes of the fascist regime. The book examines various aspects of this issue, including the psychology and politics that were prevalent in Germany in those years. Friedrich openly discusses the complex moral dilemmas that faced German society and each individual citizen. This book leaves readers with important questions about the nature of polygamy and the principles of responsibility in the context of the modern world.