Those who participated in the planned extermination of the Jews, Romani, and homosexuals in Nazi Germany were behaving as law-abiding citizens at that time.

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During the time of Nazi Germany, the extermination of Jews, Romani, and homosexuals was legal according to the laws and policies enforced by the Nazi regime. Those who participated in these atrocities were considered law-abiding citizens from the perspective of the government and the legal system at that time. However, their actions were morally and ethically reprehensible and violated basic human rights.

Those Who Participated in the Planned Extermination of the Jews