Understanding Nazi Germany
A response: The Nazis, Part One: Helped into Power
The Holocaust proved to be nothing short of a display of great human injustice and is undoubtedly the most tragic incident of racist and political persecution done from one human to another. The hardest thing for mankind to accept about the occurrence is that it happened in a not-so-distant time where humans were no doubt conscious and productive, industrialized, and full of culture, education and technology far from the barbarians we associate with the wars of Ancient history or even the enslavement of others based on race within the past couple hundred of years. It is invaluable that we understand what motivated and justified Hitler and the Nazis to the conclusion that the "final solution" would be to exterminate an entire race. In the video documentary, The Nazis: Part One, Helped into Power, this is addressed.
Out of principle, it is hard for Americans, whom have grown up glorifying the......
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