In 1961, I participated in a famous experimental study about obedience and authority — although I and other participants were led to believe it was a study of memory and learning. The experiment was designed by a Yale University professor of social psychology, Stanley Milgram, and resulted in a book, Obedience to Authority, which is still widely used in sociology courses.

Une lecture de l’expérience de Milgram à partir de l’expérience concentrationnaire (si importante pour Stanley Milgram lui-même, quoique n’y ayant pas été confronté directement) par Joseph Dimow, une personne y ayant participé.

Source : Jewish Currents.