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Browning attempts to explain how and why the men of Reserve Police Battalion 101 were able to dehumanize their victims enough to not only be willing to personally execute them, but also to enjoy it. As Browning asserted earlier, the Germans did not invade Russia, Poland, and other countries with the intention of obliterating the Jewish population; instead, they wanted to take over more land to expand Germany’s borders, especially after losing several key regions after World War I. The “enemy” was ostensibly Bolshevism (the form of communism implemented in Russia after the Bolshevik Revolution in the 1910s) and many…