Germans and Anti-Semitism - Part 2one's sanity. In this area, for instance, it goes beyond comprehension that there were even a few doctors willing to overthrow their Hippocratic oaths; that there were nursing staff who were willing to take part in the slow murder of the children; that there were administrators willing to make up records to cover the crimes. These were Germans, whether Nazi of not, who were killing other Germans despite the outrage and opposition the whole programme very soon engendered. They, at least, were made to listen to what their fellow Germans thought of them, whether it had any effect on them, or not.
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