Historian George L. Mosse in conversation with Horst Edler about the stereotype of the man and his model in the ancient description of the 18th century; About Winckelmann; Respectability as a yardstick; Childhood memories of Berlin after World War II; Boarding school atmosphere; how Hitler was estimated in liberal circles; Nationalism in Germany and the USA; About racism in the USA in the late 1930s; Causes of the Holocaust and the importance of the 1st World War; Politics and success of Hitler; About Heinrich Himmler; When, where and why the National Socialists accepted homosexuality and how they used them as a weapon; Men's associations and camaraderie; The Men's image of the Nazis; Why the half -naked man can be seen as a symbol of the National Socialists, but not a half -naked woman; Homosexual life in Berlin from 1929 to 1933; Magnus Hirschfeld; Longing for male stereotypes in the gay scene; about the attempt by the socialists to propagate a different image of men; About the conflict between family and men's association; Nationalism today; The continued existence of the male stereotypical.