An Insight

Study of 85 German soldiers who refused to execute civilians in WWII. The most common outcome: no penalty at all. None of them received the death penalty. One was temporarily sentenced to a concentration camp, where he retained his rank and officer pay. https://t.co/nOfLeAaSaT pic.twitter.com/rxRsSVbjt0

— Rob Henderson (@robkhenderson) August 17, 2023