Here’s why must be done right:

The brilliance of the series lies in this setup. These are not monsters. They are charming, handsome, hopeful young people. They are "our mothers and fathers." This is precisely what made the series so explosive upon release. By stripping away the caricature of the "evil Nazi" and replacing it with the relatable "good German," the show forces the viewer to ask the terrifying question: What would I have done?