Germans lacked killer instinct:
Lviv, June 18 The Germans lacked a killer instinct but feel ``great joy'' for their victory over Denmark and passage into the Euro 2012 quarterfinals, coach Joachim Low said Sunday.
After World War II, as the allies planned the prosecution of Germans for crimes committed during the war, they anticipated the possibility that defendants would use the defense that they were ``just following orders'' and were thus not morally culpable for their actions.