[jalisco555]

Seriously....what could he have done? Anything he did would have resulted in his immediate execution.

Not so. No German military personnel were ever court-martialed, much less executed, for refusing to kill Jews. They would have just transferred him elsewhere if had a crisis of conscience.

[No_More_Harkin]

And you know this how?
NO German personnel?

[enraged]

Thank you. Finally someone who knows history chimes in. They could be transferred without repercussions and were. Sadly there was always more than enough to fill the empty spot.

[wardaddy]

And you have proof of this

From a regime that hanged political prisoners with piano wire and used the garrote

In your view they would just be all nice if a soldier refused orders to kill?