Hitler's Collaborators

In Hitler's Collaborators, author Philip Morgan examines the complex and often overlooked role of local citizens who aided the Nazis during the wartime occupation of Europe. By shifting focus from well-known figures to businessmen and civil servants, Morgan explores the difficult decisions they faced while cooperating with Nazi authorities. Their actions significantly shaped the economies of occupied territories and had profound consequences for their fellow citizens, including the deportation of countless individuals to forced labor and extermination camps. This nuanced look into collaboration reveals the moral dilemmas that impacted many lives during this tumultuous period.