Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland
By: Christopher R. Browning
Ordinary Men by Christopher R. Browning tells the story of how regular German policemen from Reserve Police Battalion 101 became perpetrators of mass killings and deportations during the Holocaust. The book explores the psychological and social pressures that led these ordinary individuals to commit atrocities, offering a powerful examination of human behavior in extreme circumstances.
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This book examines how ordinary German soldiers became perpetrators of the Holocaust. Through detailed research, Browning explores how members of Reserve Police Battalion 101, a unit of middle-aged, untrained men, were responsible for mass shootings and deportations of Jews during World War II. The book investigates the psychological and social factors that led these men to commit atrocities, offering deep insights into human behavior in times of moral crisis.