More than 70 years after the end of National Socialism, the growing distance in time to historical events characterizes the discussion about it. Changed family relationships, saying goodbye to contemporary witnesses and current social discourses influence the perspectives of young people. This raises a multitude of questions: How are young people in Germany dealing with the topic more than seven decades after the Holocaust? What relevance does National Socialism have for you, what historical ideas about the time do you have and how do you experience dealing with it in Germany? The study investigates these questions empirically using the group discussion process and the grounded theory methodology,