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heaven05

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8. doesn't matter whether

Sat Aug 26, 2017, 08:16 PM

Aug 2017

average germans embraced the nazi liquidation of jewish people, it happened so it didn't make a goddamn bit of difference whether they did or didn't, now did it? Hell with a still sizable majority of americans anti-nazi-klan, would that make a difference if the potus nazi in charge now started his 'final solution' for new immigrants, jewish people(charlottsville should have put them on notice) and american POC, African-americans especially. NO!!!!!!!!!

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Was Slaughter of Jews Embraced by Germans? [View all] TomCADem Aug 2017 OP

I assume you know Goldhagen's book is deeply controversial among Holocaust historians? FreepFryer Aug 2017 #1

All Germans? No. Many? Yes. Voltaire2 Aug 2017 #2

This book is widely rejected Loki Liesmith Aug 2017 #3

Not Really. Also, Mostly Just A Matter of Degree. TomCADem Aug 2017 #6

It's my understanding that most Germans either didn't know about it, or were in denial about it. nt Binkie The Clown Aug 2017 #4

NY Times - The Jew Who Fought to Stay German (During Nazi Germany) TomCADem Aug 2017 #7

Most probably didn't care much because it didn't directly affect them. haele Aug 2017 #5

doesn't matter whether heaven05 Aug 2017 #8

Title is wrong Vinnie From Indy Aug 2017 #9

That Is The Title of the NY Times Article, Not The Book TomCADem Aug 2017 #12

I agree completely, and think Germans got off lightly, radius777 Aug 2017 #10

I know Germans who lived through it. Wolf Frankula Aug 2017 #11