Interesting, brutal account of the lesser known Reserve Police Battalions (specifically 101) that played a major part in the annihilation of Jewry in Eastern Europe. The bulk of the book tells the story of RPB 101 from interrogations in 1960s and written accounts, but also included is a lengthy examination of the psycho-social drivers that turned "ordinary men" into killers.
Necessary non-fiction for WW2 and Holocaust insight.