This man's cunning is heavily played up in Jacob Robinson's book
This man's cunning is heavily played up in Jacob Robinson's book And the Crooked Shall Be Made Straight. He claimed that Lolita was "quite an unwholesome book" after being given it for relaxation purposes. A former traveling salesman for the Vacuum Oil Company, he was "blown into History", according to a study. A book about this man argues that he was a joiner, noting his attempts to join groups like the Schlaraffia and Wandervogel. That book controversially called him a more of a "clown" and peripheral bystander, not a monster. That book named for this man also argued that he was inherently unremarkable and introduced the phrase "banality of evil". For 10 points, Hannah Arendt analyzed the trial of what former Nazi in Jerusalem?
This man's cunning is heavily played up in Jacob Robinson's book
Adolf Eichmann (IKE-mahn) [or Otto Adolf Eichmann; or Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil 