Mothers in the Fatherland: Women, the Family and Nazi Politics | 
Reading Harris while processing the books Hitler‘s People & Nazi Wives complicates for me the philosophical questions Harris is posing.All of the men explored & their wives did have a choice- yes, it was a life or death one , or at best a stripping of title, job, riches,etc.All were educated.Many of the wives did know what their husbands were doing, even the Final Solution. Historian & author Claudia Koonz included a chapter in her book about ⬇️
kspenmoll Women, known & unknown, who said no & the subsequent consequences they faced. Her scholarship is from 1986, & in the intervening decades interviews, diaries, journals, etc. have emerged to provided updated & more in depth research/ archives. Koonz was a professor at my college for a year or two. Her book is out of print. I am I saved it. I have inferred that her contention is that people indeed did have “free will” to make a choice. (edited) 2w