> It is wholly incongruous with the simple courtesy afforded most death-row inmates, by contrast. No it isn’t. I know it might seem to be the most maximally wo

> It is wholly incongruous with the simple courtesy afforded most death-row inmates, by contrast. No it isn’t. I know it might seem to be the most maximally woke position to get shocked when Nazis did something apparently nice that they apparently wasn’t forced to do. But it really isn’t. The Nazis killed millions of people and tried to conquer the world for their Reich. Meanwhile they were also people. They were fathers and mothers and friends, heck even polite patrolling soldiers, They didn’t live in caves and eat each other. They lived normal European lives (for war time anyway) and went to their jobs. Some of which directly or indirectly involved systematically slaughtering whoever the non-Germanics were considered to be. Or other “undesirables”. They also did apparently nice things for resistance fighers. That they were about to execute. Why not. The Nazis were humans. They were us.