Jacobus Lentz / 雅各布斯·伦次

Jacobus Lentz / 雅各布斯·伦次 appears in 133. IBM与纳粹：为什么普通人不应赞美鸡贼主义 as the Dutch population-registration expert whose work helped the Nazi occupation identify Jewish residents in the Netherlands. The episode contrasts his statistical competence with [[ReneCarmille|Rene Carmille]]’s sabotage in France.

The source’s point is not only personal villainy. Lentz becomes a case of expertise without moral resistance: a statistician or administrator may not need theatrical hatred to make an occupation regime more lethal when they optimize records, categories, identity cards, and retrieval systems for [[DataEnabledPersecution|data-enabled persecution]].

Connections

• Netherlands - occupation setting for the source’s Lentz comparison.
• [[NaziGermany|Nazi Germany / 纳粹德国]] and [[TheHolocaust|犹太人大屠杀]] - regime and genocide context.
• Punched Card Administration / 打孔卡行政 and Data-Enabled Persecution / 数据化迫害 - technical-administrative frame.
• [[ReneCarmille|Rene Carmille / 勒内·卡米耶]] and Technical Resistance From Within / 体制内技术抵抗 - contrast case.
• Institutional Overcompliance and Intellectual Responsibility Under Authoritarianism - adjacent responsibility frames.