Joseph von Heinrich was a descendant of the Bavarian aristocracy, a doctor of law, and a civilian officer of the SS.
He wore gold-rimmed glasses and a custom-made suit, could play the piano, coax his daughter, and sit quietly outside the corridor of the torture chamber for forty minutes late at night, then stand up and continue signing.
He is not a good person.
But he is a person who makes you ask, "Does he have a heart?"
From receiving the letter of appointment with the eagle emblem in 1935 to standing on the execution ground facing five rifles in 1963 - he lived for fifty-four years, signed countless documents, received countless "saved" famous paintings, and killed a rabbit who believed in him.
He thought he was just reviving a family.
He thought he was just doing a job.
He thought he was just an "ordinary person caught up in the times."
It wasn't until the gun was pointed at him that he discovered——
He never lived for himself for a second.
Intention: An exploration of the evil of banality