Ordinary Men

The police should get a trial. I personally think that the police preparing for police camp 101 should be tried for murder. In the first chapter of the book Trapp says they explained to them what they have to do. This is the main argument I think here. They can choose to leave, and those who left the Jews and did not kill in Joseph should try the murder.

An ordinary person of Christopher Browning. Normal people are a cumbersome study of how typical middle-aged policemen can actively participate in the killing of tens 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 did not receive battle training, but some of them worked with the Jews before the war and had friendship with the Jews ... "There are no extraordinary men .. Just an ordinary person "Special circumstances" (William Halsey) This also applies to people who can change. This is what I thought when Christopher R. Browning named a book. People of the 101st battalion rarely face decisions. Even if the trap suggested "anyone who is not worthy of the job before going out" anyone in the morning of Joseph (Browning, Chapter 7, page 57)

I do not know what will happen to the result. Normal people: Battalion personnel faced many choices during the camp, holding police camp 101 and Christopher Browning's final solution in Poland. The choice involved killing the Jews at the shooting party and transporting the Jews to concentration camps. Most people in the camp were initially hesitant, but they immediately completed the tasks assigned to them. Many of them are ordinary men, there is no record or murder thought. . Other problems measuring male depression may be compared to women. Men use various methods to hide or suppress depression. Male depression may be hidden in antisocial and participatory behavior. These behaviors may be drug and alcohol abuse, suicide, road anger, additional sexual acts or adventure

According to Raskornikov's theory of "crime and punishment" by Fyodor Dostoevsky, there are two kinds of people coexisting in the world: "extraordinary" and "ordinary". Ordinary people can define (248) that "men must live obediently and they are normal and there is no right to violate the law because they are normal." On the other hand, "special" people are "those who have the right to commit any crime and violate the law just because they are extraordinary" (248). - The meaning of the satirical title "Ordinary People" of ordinary people is ironic as there are no ordinary people in the book. It does not match with the novel itself. As defined in the Webster Dictionary, normal means usually or normal. For most people, this is what they think. However, in this book most people are common.