""Ordinary Men"" chronicles the story of Reserve Police Battalion 101, a group of German policemen who were responsible for the mass murder of Jews during the Holocaust. Author Christopher Browning examines the psychology behind their actions, showing how ordinary individuals can become perpetrators of atrocity under certain social and political conditions. This gripping and sobering work sheds light on the moral dilemmas faced by the men and serves as a powerful reminder of the dangers of dehumanization and obedience to authority.