the Karl-Plagge-Kaserne. A bust of Plagge was placed in the schoolyard of the Ludwig-Georgs-Gymnasium in Darmstadt. Following archaeological work done at the HKP 562 site in 2017, a documentary about Plagge and the camp, The Good Nazi, premiered in Vilnius the following year. Plagge's actions were very unusual; very few Wehrmacht soldiers helped Jews during the Holocaust. However, the soldiers under his command and other Wehrmacht officials, including Hans Christian Hingst, the civilian administrator of German-occupied Vilnius, were aware of Plagge's rescue activities and did not denounce him. The historian Kim Priemel, examining Wehrmacht rescuers in Vilnius, concludes that Plagge "remained within a 'grey zone' of moral compromise, which, however, was vital to the success of [his] rescue efforts". References Citations Print sources Web sources 1897 births 1957 deaths German Army officers of World War II Military personnel from Darmstadt German Righteous Among the Nations Technische Universität Darmstadt alumni Engineers from Hesse German Army personnel of World War I Nazi Party members Nazi-era German officials who resisted the Holocaust German former Christians Former Lutherans People with polio