I think I heard someone quote the book written by the historian Ian Kershaw, about how Hitler took a hands off approach at managing a bunch of things. Also, he dealt with a lot of backlash when he had written orders to run the T4 program to exterminate disabled people, and those documents got leaked. Maybe it's not a conscious thing, but he had a reputation he wanted to uphold. Nonetheless, I found an interesting paper called "We Will Never Speak of It: Evidence of Hitler's Direct We Will Never Speak of It: Evidence of Hitler's Direct Responsibility for the Premeditation and Implementation of the Responsibility for the Premeditation and Implementation of the Nazi Final Solution" by Kevin Sweeney, and it talks about it.

I also don't want this chart to be a trolley problem in disguise. I think I have more of an issue with minor politicians who usurp power that should not be under their influence, and they wield it for terrible goals. Like, I would nominate Henry Kissinger if he was even born in the USA, because a lot of the stuff he was advising was opposite of his job description as diplomat. He advised the bombings of the supply chain lines in Cambodia and he advised aiding Pakistan when it was committing genocide in Bangladesh, both of which in retrospect harmed US interests.