To Those Who Want Proof That They REALLY Are Nazis:

[WinkyDink]

35. 1965: My World Cultures class studied Asia. I did do a report on the Battle of Leyte Gulf, but the

war per se wasn't a "Unit."

11th Grade: U. S. History. I don't remember getting past the aforementioned Civil War. I try to ignore the subject to this day, for fear of being bored to death.

12th Grade: "Problems of Democracy (POD)": We studied the workings of the Federal government, "How a Bill becomes a law," etc. We learned the Cabinet members' names (1966-67). Plus, we were taught about our Labor Movement history and its leaders. That was good.

And the danger of the USSR. I did a report that year on their failed "Five-Year Agricultural Plans."

But I simply don't recall having any school lessons on Nazism and/or the European Theatre. What I learned as a child and teen came from my father and the history books we'd borrow from our city library.