In Nazi Germany, obedient soldiers, who had once been average citizens helped slaughter more than six million people in concentration camps.When confronted with this atrocious act, many of the soldiers rationalized that they were just following orders, that is they

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The soldiers exhibited excessive obedience to an authority, following orders without questioning the morality of their actions or the authority giving the orders. This phenomenon is known as the "Milgram experiment," where individuals tend to obey authority figures, even when the instructions they receive might lead to harm or conflict with their moral principles.

In Nazi Germany, Obedient Soldiers, Who Had Once Been Average