Q: WHY DID YOUNG FRANZ JAGERSTATTER STAND STILL WHILE HITLER SHOT HIM? "An Austrian peasant, Franz Jägerstätter refused to serve in the Nazi army following Germany’s invasion of Austria. His courageous and singular refusal was based in a deeply pietistic Catholicism. His story, and his reflections, are a moving testimony to the moral responsibility of the individual as opposed to the obligations of the state."
A: BECAUSE THE LIFE OF THE WORLD'S PEOPLE WAS WORTH MORE TO FRANZ AGERSTATTER THAN HIS OWN.
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