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July 02, 2010, 03:13:41 pm
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Re: World War II: The Moral Question
« on: July 02, 2010, 03:13:41 pm »
 :gah: I have wheter the time nor the language skills, to create a proper answer. May I ask you, where you are from, Door Orc?

Actually, they just seem more than interested in doing their thing and letting other people do theirs.

Noway. I never heared of a absolute political system, that gives people such freedoms to do their own things.

I mean, imagine that you were Adolf Hitler, and the Jews tried to destroy your government. You'd probably try to quell any of those agitators too.
Are you serious?

The only time Germany actually interacted with other nations was when they were defending their country against the Soviet Union. Hitler was just trying to reunite Greater Germany, and the other countries were perfectly happy. It wasn't until the Communists showed up that they took up arms. In fact, the many nations didn't even to seem to mind being occupied until they started corrupting them with ideas of communism.
What is greater Germany? After the first World War, people did not understand why there are such high reparatin payments (Second World war is the continuation of the first one - just other "Reasons"). Regions were cut off. So many countries acceptet what is happening at the beginning, due to results of the first World War. If you mean Austria: Yes, people were happy to be included to Great Germany. After Austria turned that small, people thought, the country would not be able to exist. Mainly, the gouvernment Departments were in Austria. Others were divided in smaller countries, and the agrareconomy, engineering, farming and much more were not left anymore.

I actually really feel bad for poor Adolf Hitler right about now. He was just doing his thing in the world and then these countries attacked his nation, bombed his cities and wrecked his economy.
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And, the other Allies fire-bombed German cities that had populations of hundreds of thousands. Take the bombing of Hamburg. The allies killed 50,000+ civilians who were just living peaceably. The more I think about it, the more I realize how messed up public perception of that war really is.
This is horrible indeed. Sadly, this happens often in Wars. People were convinced - as nearly every where in europe, that it is alright. "Let them do. We interacted too much in the past". But more and more people recognized the aims of insane Hitler. The Gouvernment was mighty. People were scared soon, and withstood was dangerous. Look at other countries in the world

Thoughts?
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