Name: Course University Date: Book review: ‘Ordinary Men’ by Christopher Browning In his book Ordinary Men, Christopher Browning is attempting to draw a picture of how obedience to authority can make ordinary men commit atrocities that one in a systematic and efficiently without care for morality or sympathy. He presents a case of the Police Battalion 101 that comprised of randomly selected Germans hand-picked from remote areas of Germany and directed to exterminate the Jews of Poland. Browning argues that he referred to these men as ordinary due to the fact that they were neither followers of Nazi
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