Ordinary Men b Christopher Browning

Christopher Browning solved the problem that in German books "ordinary people", German citizens are doing evil acts such as the death of millions of Jews and other minorities in Europe doing. Many historians have investigated the problem of driving Germans to commit genocide, but unfortunately the main answer to these crimes has not been decided yet. However, some theories are more popular than others. Daniel Goldhagen explained in his book, "Hitler's Executor", explained that the essence of German culture before the Second World War is deeply rooted in the passion for anti-Semitism. Anti - Jewish enthusiasm has now become a trigger for war incidents.

"... This is a terrible book.If you want to understand how this process works, you can read Robert Browning's book" Ordinary People ". 'That's it - Browning is interested in how Nazis trains them - basically on how to train people to kill them. Robert Browning studied this police camp and this is a very interesting book. So they grew up and received education before Hitler took power, so they were not Nazis, they were police when the Nazis passed through Poland and they needed to impose orders in Poland, They brought the police. This battalion, the middle-aged police, their commanders, their commanders are said to be very good people. Then they can return home.

An ordinary person of Christopher Browning. The public is disturbed by the way a typical middle-aged reserve officer can actively participate in the slaughter of thousands of Polish Jews. The preliminary police camp 101 consists of about 500 men, most of which comes from Hamburg in Germany and middle-class workers. They were reserve soldiers of the police and some of them who did not receive battle training worked with Jews before the war and some Jewish friendly people. - Regular Christopher Browning explains that preliminary police camp 101 is immersed in racist and anti-Semitic propaganda like other parts of German society. Browning explained how the command police provided infusions to the basic training and continuing exercises of each unit. Many members are not ready to kill the Jews. The author examined the reason why some policemen did not shoot.