text: In the debate about the origins of this event, Timothy Mason introduced a dichotomy between functionalism and intentionalism.
full_question: In the debate about the origins of this event, Timothy Mason introduced a dichotomy between functionalism and intentionalism. Peter Novick's book about responses to it in American life coined the phrase "victimization Olympics." Raul Hilberg wrote a seminal book on this event, which is lumped in with events further east in Timothy Snyder's 2011 book Bloodlands and the "red equals brown" theory currently popular in Lithuania. A book on the Industry of people exploiting this event factored into the 2007 denial of tenure to Norman Finkelstein. Historian David Cornwell criticized Pope Pius XII for letting this event happen. People like Ernst ZÃ¼ndel and David Duke have denied the historicity of, for 10 points, what genocide for which Treblinka and Auschwitz were built?
first_sentence: In the debate about the origins of this event, Timothy Mason introduced a dichotomy between functionalism and intentionalism.
raw_answer: the Holocaust [or haShoah; prompt on more general answers referring to Nazi German atrocities against Jews or other minority peoples]