Ordinary Men

At the height of the Second World War, the German army had minimal resources to continue the war to the East with Russia, and simultaneously execute Hitler's "Final Solution". The Nazi party had already used up all of the ideological killers in their country. They were left with the dregs of society. They would have to use Joe the local Butcher, Jim the Primary School Teacher even Grandpa George to get the job done. The only people left all had working class jobs like truck drivers, dock workers, construction workers and machine operators. They were "normal people" like you and me, but were called upon to execute millions of innocent Jews.
Ordinary Men tells the story of one faction, the Reserve Police Battalion 101 and how they were transformed from normal citizen into "professional killers"

[@noonesperfect]

Great review, specially moral dilemma we face on daily basis you guys summon up in the end very well. Testimonies of these people , SS guards and officers really questions how human mind can be tricky and how easily we can get manipulated. Scary very scary

[@techster69]

You guys are 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@josefwitt-doerring1755]

This is excellent

[@salmirza]

And then there was this guy
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Thompson_Jr.
"They spotted a group of women, children, and old men in the northeast corner of the village fleeing from advancing soldiers from the 2nd Platoon, Company C. Immediately realizing that the soldiers intended to murder the Vietnamese civilians, Thompson landed his helicopter between the advancing ground unit and the villagers.[3]:79 He turned to Colburn and Andreotta and ordered them to shoot the men in the 2nd Platoon if they attempted to kill any of the fleeing civilians."