The holocaust

No he didnt HE doesnt deserve a forgiveness he deserves HELL I heard sad stories of the holocaust. People were killed in the most goriest ways no way he deserves it. The most saddest stories you could know.=(

 

You heard stories so you automatically made assumptions? Were these stories factual based, or just 'rumours' and 'gossip'? You didn't answer my question; did what Hitler do make your life any harder then it is now?

 

I don't care if he did nothing to me. Its just the FACT he killed 11 MILLION PEOPLE and you think he deserves an apologize. Pffft HELL NO!! They are not rumors or gossips the REAL people in the DEATH CAMPS said their own true sad stories.

 

I think your information is invalid, go research some more. He didn't kill 11 million people, it was more like 6.

This was 50 years ago, get over it. Hitler was probably the best thing Germany has ever had, Germany is where it is today because of Hitler.

 

he didnt directly effect his life. But maybe someone elses was affected? in this case thousands. no he didnt effect my life but for what he did. no i do not forgive his actions. You dont need to be directed with whats happen it's your choice. Put yourself in the shoes of a jew/jehova witness/gypsie ect.

 

Lol u said like 6 million was little thats still HUGE!!!! Lol and it is more like 11 million people. Lol my information isn't wrong its TRUE!!! Lol so who cares if it is 50 years old its more then that though so your info SUCKS!! Learning more about our past learns us more about the future. He was the worst thing to happen to Germany cause now lots of people hate them cause of Hitler (I dont hate Germans i actually quite like them =))

 

It was the case of MILLIONS!! =P

 

Sorry but you need to do some research. He was responsible for the execution of ~6 million Jewish / dark coloured men, woman and children. He was also regarded as a god throughout Germany during the time he was dictator, Hitler wasn't a stupid man by any means. Every action, every thought, everything Hitler did was for one single cause; to better Germany.


If you read Historiography reports, you will find that famous Historians also believe the same as me. What he did was both morally and socially wrong, but besides that; he was the best thing for Germany in that era.

 

For anyone who cares, apparently there was, in one of the camps, a short lived rebellion, during which time the captives successfully threw one of the Nazi Guards alive into the crematorium. fucking owned.

 

Threw "ONE" of the guards into it, think about how many Jewish people were burnt alive compared to that one, and think how many people were brutally tortured for throwing the guard in. Fucking owned.

 

If you're regarding me with disrespect, read my first comment on this thread(page 2 halfway down or thereabouts). idiot.


And to burst your bubble, theres very few known cases of live burning undertaken in the camps, and rarely at that, purposefully. Oftentimes the person may have been alive but so barely alive that even a doctor without proper equipment would declare them dead.

 

Still more then one guard being burnt alive.

 

ignoring half of my comment owns.


scraping your comments a little over the "spam/crap" watermark by going for the sympathy card owns.

 

Sarcasm on the internet.

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Anyway, back onto topic.

Hitler took a nation that was demoralized and united it, he gave the nation a mission or focus. His engineers built and invented Freeways, the German economy no doubt boomed. Hitler also gave German people the confidence back in themselves.


Perhaps on the Moral level all the evil he did outweighs the good. But we are talking here about history. History has to look at both sides. How did Hitler gain control over the German people? History cannot turn a blind eye because it is in facing facts straight on that changes can be made. To be ignorant of history is to repeat it.

 

I still don't see why people think Hitler is bad, when they have never even heard of Stalin.

 

The Nazis (not just Hitler, don't attribute everything to him) actually gave Germany a very sinister mission, which featured overtones of supernationalism, isolationism, marginalization and extermination of minorities, expansionism and anti-intellectualism. The Nazis gave many Germans confidence, but they also turned them into Nazis.

There's no question about it, Hitler (and the Nazis') evil outweighs the good, particularly since the second world war virtually destroyed Europe's economy.

 

this is too fucking easy.

 

Stalin being bad doesn't make Hitler good.

 

Lol so you are saying we should forgive Hitler because he was a genius....lol the moment of history which he ruled was the most foulest darkest kind of history ever (maybe) happened on mankind. His evil far competes ALL terrorists combine and then times it by like 50. He made the worst kind of history....

 

Not saying you should forgive him, but you have a very biased opinion, you only looked at one side of his regime.